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harlotte Female Institute
The Charlotte Female Institute was established as a Boarding School for young
■&dies in 1857, and has been under the management of the present principal since 1878.
JDuring these years, under the present administration, more than #10 000 have been expended
3rSy the principal in improving the comfort and convenience of the building, as a home for its
Ipoarders. It is supplied throughout with gas; has water from the city water works on every
Ffioor ; has perfect sanitary arrangements; is heated by a Gurney Hot Water Heater, and it is
'confidently affirmed that it is the most comfortably heated boarding school in the State, and
kpcond to none in the South in this respect.
The Principal, his whole family and the teachers all cat at the same table, and there has
Kever been any dissatisfaction with the fare.
The distinctive character of this school appears in the rule concerning the selection of
teachers, viz.: that no young and inexperienced teacher is ever employed; respect is ad wholly
Ho excellence and well-merited reputation.
THE MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMENT
Are alwavs kept up to the highest standard of taste and culture. It is the Principal's desire and
iim to do even more in this direction than has been done in the past, and to give the city of
tharlotte an Institute equal to the best of the same grade North or South.
THE FALL SESSION
Commences the first Wednesday in September and closes the Saturday after the third
Wednesday in January. The Spring Session commences the Monday after the third Wednes-
day in January and closes in the 20th week afterwards, about the first week in June.
NO PUPILS RECEIVED FOR LES S THAN A SESSION
TERMS PER SESSION.
Instrumental Music under Professor, ------- $30
Instrumental Music under lady teacher, -----.-25
Vocal Music, private lessons - ---30
Vocal Music in class, ,_---.---- 10
DAY SCHOOL.
Tuition in Collegiate Department per term. ------ $25
Tuition in Intermediate Department, ------- 20
I Latin, French or German in Collegiate Department - - - - - 10
3n Intermediate Department, ____.___;;
Payment strictly in advance at the beginning of each session.
For further particulars address the principal,
Rev. WM. R. ATKINSON, Charlotte, N. C.
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POINTS OF INTEREST IN THE CITY.
To locate any place named in this list, note
number appended, and refer to cor-
responding number on the
Chart.
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Churches.
Baptist. Tryon St *5
Baptist. Trade St 3"
Catholic, St. Peter's 62
Episcopal, St. Peters 13
Episcopal, St. Martin's Mission 7
Episcopal, St. Michael's Mission (colored) . 65
Methsdist, Church St 66
Methodist, Tryon St 21
Methodist, Eighth St 9
Presbyterian, First 29
Presbyterian, Second 23
Presbyterian, Graham St., Chapel 12
Presbyterian. Associate Reformed 24
Lutheran, St. Mark's to
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Charlotte Female Institute 5
St. Mary's Seminary 63
Macon School 1 9
Prof. Carter's School 26
White Graded School 67
Colored Graded School 64
R. R. DEPOTS.
C. C. Passenger ■ 1
C. C. Freight 48
R.&D. Passenger 39
R.&D. Freight 59
Cotton Platform 57
Banks.
Commercial National 60
First National 42
Merchants and Farmers 34
Hotels.
Buford 45
Central 44
Livery Stables.
Davidson & Griffin 35
Wadsworth 22
Theatres.
Academy of Music 41
Opera House 55
Public Offices and Buildings, &c.
Chamber of Commerce 34
City Hall 14
County Jail . 58
Court House 31
Elmwood Cemetery 16
Express Office 53
Law Building 30
Mayor's Court and Station House .... 47
Old Presbyterian Cemetery 20
Oates Row 27
Post Office 55
Presbyterian Home 6
St. Peter's Home and Hospital 18
United States Assay Office and New Post
Office 40
Y. M. C. A. Building , . 54
Factories and other Industrial Works.
Aaa Cotton Mills 3
Ahrens Planing Mills 60
Alpha Cotton Mills 2
Asbury & Finger's Planing Mills .... 36
Asbury's (Josiah) Planing Mills 25
Carolina Spoke and Handle Works .... 4
Charlotte Clothing M'f'g Co's Works ... 43
Charlotte Knitting Mills 52
Dixie Pants Factory 33
Electric Light Works 32
Elliott & Marsh Furniture Factory . . . . 1 1
Gas Works 56
Hirst Printing and Publishing House ... 46
Liddell Co's Works 50
Margotius & Co's Bagging and Tie Works. .61
Mecklenburg Iron Works 28
Oates Bro's Cotton Factory 17
Oliver Oil Mills 8
Piedmont Milling Co's Mill 37
Street Chart of Charlotte, North Carolina.
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LOCATING PUBLIC BUILDINCS, CHURCHES, AND FACTORIES.
GREENVILLE.
BELMONT SPUING.
W. Twelfth.
W. Eleventh.
W. Tenth.
W. Ninth.
W. Eighth.
W. Sixth.
BIDDLEVILLE. W. Fifth.
W. TRADE.
SEVEBSVILLE. w - Fourth.
W. Third.
W. First.
W. Stonewall.
W. Hill.
W. Vance.
W. Morohead.
E. Twelfth.
E. Eleventh.
E. Tenth.
E. Ninth.
E. Eighth.
E. Seventh.
, E. SLxth.
E. Fifth.
E. TRADE.
E. Fourth. THOMPSON
ORPHANAGE.
WATER WORKS
E. Third.
E. Second.
E. Stonewall.
Old Boundary.
E. Hill.
Liberty.
E. Vance.
E. Morehead.
Star Mills
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Victor Cotton Mills 51
RUDIBILL MINE.
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HIRST'S
Directory of Charlotte
NORTH CAROLINA
F,MI!KACIN<! A
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
OF LOCAL INSTITUTIONS AND BUSINESS HOUSES
A GENERAL DIRECTORY
CONTAINING A COMPLETE LIST, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED, OF ALL FIRMS AND
ADULT RESIDENTS IN THE CITY
WITH OTHER VALUABLE INFORMATION
EDITED HV
JOHN HIHST and DUDLEY O. STEBBINS
ILLUSTRATED
CHARLOTTE
HIHST PRINTING AND PUBLISHING HOUSE
1880
Copyright, 1889, by John Hirst.
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PREFACE
This Directory is presented to our subscribers, advertisers
and the public, in the hope that it may be of daily service as
a book of reference on matters pertaining to the city.
It is the result of a considerable amount of laborious and
careful work, and we honestly believe it to be what we have
endeavored to make it, the most complete and accurate book
of the kind ever published in this city.
If its reception be as cordial as we hope, it is intended to
make it an annual publication.
We trust that its merits may be sufficient to ensure a
kindly forbearance for its defects.
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ABBREVIATIONS
We have found it convenient to adopt a few abbreviations in
the course of this work. In most cases they will be easily under-
stood, but a reference to the following list will prevent any uncer-
tainty :
bds boards
bet between
bey beyond
c colored
com mer, commission merchant
cor corner
e east
mfg manufacturing
mfr manufacturer
mgr manager
n north
nr near
opp opposite
r . . residence
s south
w west
wks works
supt superintendent
CONTENTS
Charlotte, N. C, Introductory Sketch — Location, Climate, Business Advantages, etc 7
Population, with Table showing Population of each Race and Sex in each Ward . . . 13
Distances to Principal Points over the various Railroads Centering in Charlotte . . 14
Government — City and County Officials, Courts, Public Offices, etc ... 17
Organized Societies — Churches, Charitable Institutions, Business Associations, Secret
Societies, etc 23
Commercial and Professional Directory— A List of Professional and Business
Callings practised in the city, and firms and persons engaged therein 41
General Directory — White— A Full List of White Adult Residents of the City . . . 63
General Directory — Colored— A Full List of Colored Adult Residents of the City . 146
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Ahrens, F. W. , planing mills .... Opp. 80
Andrews, E. M., furniture . . Bottom margin
Anthony & Bryce, coal and ice . . . Opp. So
Arndt, Rudolph, wine and billiards, Last cover
Asbury, Josiah, planing mill .... Opp. 89
Asbury & Finger, planing mill . . . Opp 65
Badger, O. W. , wholesale liquors . . Opp. 96
Beck, R. T. & Co., drugs, etc . . Top margin
Blakey, R E., paper, etc Opp. 64
Boyce & Co., furniture Opp. 56
Boyd, B. P., magistrate Opp. 81
Boyne & Badger, jewelry .... First cover
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Buford Hotel. | f left hand pages.
Burwell & Dunn, drugs, etc . Bottom margin
Butler, E. W., barber Opp. 128
Butt, C. N. G. & Co., insurance . . . Opp. 81
Central Hotel First cover
Chambers House, Matthews . . . Page 208
Charlotte Chronicle Opp. 121
Charlotte Daily News Opp. 121
Charlotte Democrat Opp. 121
Charlotte Female Institute . . . First fly leaf
Charlotte Hotel, W. J. Moore . . Opp. 112
Charlotte Knitting Mills .... Side margin
Charlotte Street Railway Opp. 72
Clarkson & Duls, attorneys at law . Opp. 81
Cochrane, R. E , insurance, etc . . Opp. 112
Crowell, A. H. Jr., lumber Opp. 96
Davidson & Griffin, liverv . Inside first cover
Dixie Pants Co Last cover
Duls, N., groceries Opp. 96
Duncan, J. A., Matthews Page 208
Elliott & Marsh, furniture factory . . Opp. 73
Ervin, T. G., Drugs, Matthews . Page 208
Eureka Dairy, Henry Vanderlip . . Opp. 113
Farrior, John, jewelry . . . Inside first cover
Fichte, Jno. C.Mt. Holly, real estate, Page 210
Garibaldi, T., stoves and tinware . . Opp. 88
Gilreath & Co., boots and shoes . Last cover
Grier & Jordan, Matthews .... Page 208
Gurney Hot Water Heater Co . . Opp. 104
Heath & Reid, Matthews Page 207
Holt, William, shoemaker Opp. 129
Hunter, C. L , magistrate Opp, 81
Irwin, H. C, groceries and meat . Opp. 80
Jersey Dairy, J. A. Barry Opp. 56
Jordan, R. H. & Co., Drugs, etc., Opp. 56 & 81
Kaufman & Co., clothiers . . Bottom margin
Lentz Bros., Mt. Holly 209-10
Liddell & Co., foundry and machine
shops Opp. 89 & 97
McCausland, J. N., stoves, etc. Bottom margin
McCorkle, John, saloon Last cover
Mansion House, J. C. Boyte . . . Opp. 129
Margolius & Co., bagging and ties . Opp. 65
Matthews, N. C Page 207
Maxwell, D. G, magistrate .... Opp. 81
Mecklenburg Iron Works Opp., 57
Meckhnburg Times Opp. 121
Mt. Holly, N.C Page 209
Mt. Holly Knitting Mills Page 210
Nichols, B , furniture Opp. 96
Oliver Oil Co , co'ton seed oil . . . Opp. 88
Osborne & Maxwell, attorneys-at-law, Opp. 112
O/.ment, John, cabinet maker . . . Opp. 88
Pegram. M. P. Jr., gents' furnishings, Opp. 112
Pharr & Long, clothing Opp. IT3
Portner Brewing Co., lager beer, Top margin
Pritchet.C. S., painter Opp. 73
Racket Store, dry goods, etc . . Last cover
Ross & Adams, stati< nery Opp. 113
Seaboard Air Line Opp. 105
Seigle, T. I.. & Co., dress goods, etc . Opp. 56
Shannonhouse, j. G., machinery, etc, Opp. '73
Standard Oil Co Opp. 63
Star Mills, corn meal, etc. ...... Opp. 89
Summervilie, A. C, lumber .... Opp. 73
Taylor, W. B., restaurant Opp. 129
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Iompkins. llir D. A. Lo. , 6
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Valer. C. & Co., mineral waters . Top margin
VanNess, I. H., photography . . Last cover
Warren, S. J., mining expert and agt. Opp. 120
Wearn, W. H. & Co., drugs . . . Opp. 112
Willis, J. H., "Little Delmonico" . . Opp. 88
Willmann, A. R., gunsmith .... Opp. 80
Wilson Drug Co., drugs, etc .... Opp. 65
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Charlotte, N. C, Introductory.
THIS city, the County seat of Mecklenburg, lies a little
nearer the western than the eastern boundary of the
State of North Carolina, and about ten miles from the
southern boundary. Its location is high, between the valleys
of the Catawba and Yadkin rivers, it is a short distance from
the foot of the Blue Ridge range of mountains, and there is
no disease incident to the climate.
The surrounding country is fertile, abounds in fine
timber and is rich in mineral deposits. Gold has been mined
extensively in this neighborhood for many years, and lately,
especially, the amount of bullion purchased at the United
States assay office located here is considerable, reaching dur-
ing the year 1888 the sum of $285,000, and the receipts are
growing larger every month. This, however, does not repre-
sent nearly the products of the gold region of which Charlotte
is the centre, both ore and bullion being shipped abroad and
to the North to a considerable value. The famous Rudisill
and St. Catherine Gold Mines are almost within the corporate
limits of the city, neither being a distance of two miles from
the Court House.
The advantages offered by the numerous railroads center-
ing here have had and must continue to have a great influence
INTRODUCTORY SKETCH.
on the growth and prosperity of Charlotte, which to-day is
looked upon as the most lively and vigorous city in the State.
The staple industry at present is the traffic in cotton, the
amount brought into the city from the surrounding country
during the season 1888-9 being about 45,000 bales, keeping
busily employed the immense new compress erected in the
fall of 1888.
But Charlotte has within the past few years directed her
attention largely towards manufacturing, and factories are
springing up as by magic. There are now here four cotton
factories (three built during 1888), affording employment to
1 500 hands; one large knitting mill (built in 1888); an ex-
tensive furniture factory, quite recently established, but ship-
ping immense quantities of goods to points both North and
South ; a spoke and handle factory, which within two years
has built up a magnificent business, doing a large home and
export trade ; two foundries and machine shops, manufactur-
ing engines, saw mills, cotton presses, mining machinery,
etc., and employing hundreds of hands ; cotton seed oil mills,
with a capacity for crushing and extracting the oil from
seventy tons of seed daily ; several clothing factories, turning
out thousands ol garments monthly and employing nearly five
hundred hands ; two steam flouring mills, three large planing
mills, several sash and blind factories, and, as will be observed
in our classified business directory, many other smaller indus-
trial establishments. An abundance of raw material to supply
these factories lies within reach of this fortunate city, and her
future as an important manufacturing centre is assured.
The favored position of Charlotte in the matter of rail-
road facilities has led to its becoming of considerable impor-
tance as a distributing point, and as a wholesale centre it
stands first of any city in the State. Numerous prosperous
concerns here have constantly on the road a large number of
Y. M. C. A. HALL, CHARLOTTE.
INTRODUCTORY SKETCH.
" drummers '' beating, up trade throughout the South, and in
the busy seasons these establishments present a lively appear-
ance, and the streets are crowded with drays conveying goods
to and from the various freight depots.
The retail stores of Charlotte present a businesslike
appearance, their handsome plate glass windows filled with
goods of utility and ornament displayed in tempting array
giving the city a metropolitan aspect. Prices generally here
compare very favorably with those of any city in the union.
The stores are well supplied not only with the necessaries,
but also with the luxuries of life, evidencing in an unmistak-
able manner the general prosperity and refined tastes of this
community.
The city has excellent accommodation in the way of hotels,
the most prominent being the Central and the Buford,
which in their equipment and management are unsurpassed
by any in the South.
All the leading- christian denominations have handsome
church structures, several being illustrated by engravings, and
a complete list being given in its proper place in this book.
Charlotte is well provided with schools both private and
public, which offer advantages unsurpassed by any schools in
the country.
Four excellent newspapers are published here, two daily
and two weekly, having an extensive circulation in the city
and surrounding country.
The Chamber of Commerce of Charlotte is an especially
enterprising and progressive bod)'. Its membership includes
nearly all the leading business men of the city, and the
wonderful growth of Charlotte during the past few years is
largely due to the enlightened and enterprising spirit of this
association.
12 HIRST S DIRECTORY OF CHARLOTTE.
The Banks, three in number, are on a sound financial
basis, and represent an aggregate capital of $875,000.
Charlotte is governed by a mayor and twelve aldermen,
three from each of the four wards into which the city is
divided. These officials are elected by the people, and serve
a two-years' term.
The police force, under the control of the board of
aldermen, is very efficient, and the general order of the city is
remarkably good, the number of arrests being few, and serious
offences very rare.
A paid fire department, well supplied with necessary
equipments, including electric alarms, adds materially to the
safety of life and property.
The city is beautifully laid out, its streets are wide and
well cared for, many of them overarched with noble shade
trees. The magnificent residences of its wealthier citizens, with
their extensive grounds, and the numerous charming- homes
of a less pretentious character, coupled with its fine churches
and handsome public buildings, strikingly impress a stranger
with the beauty of Charlotte.
Added to the foregoing the city has ample waterworks,
gas and electric lights, street railways, free postal delivery,
and in short is well equipped with the appointments necessary
in these days of progress for the home of an intelligent and
refined community, and all this in a climate delightful in the
extreme.
POPULATION OF THE CITY.
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COMPLETE CENSUS.
This table shows the population of the city in detail, giv-
ing the number of white and colored inhabitants of each ward,
male and female.
The immediate suburbs have an aggregate population of
about one thousand, thus bringing the number up to 12,610.
The figures within the boundary line have been arrived at by
careful and thorough canvas, and may be relied upon as
correct.
FIRST WARD.
Male .
Female
Both Sexes
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592
733
BOTH RACES.
1435
1888
1325
3323
Male .
Female
Both Sexes
SECOND WARD.
61S
522
1 1 40
656
753
1409
BOTH RACES.
1274
"75
2549
THIRD WARD.
Male
WHITE.
753
847
COLORED.
768
9O4
1672
BOTH RACES.
1526
1751
Female
Both Sexes
1605
3277
FOURTH WARD
Male
WHITE.
IOO6
IO32
COLORED.
172
251
BOTH RACES.
II78
1283
2038
423
2461
ENTIRE CITY.
WHITE.
3225
3556
COLORED.
2188
264I
BOTH RACES.
5413
6197
678I
4829
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HIRST S DIRECTORY OF CHARLOTTE.
DISTANCES
From Charlotte over the various Railroads running out of the City.
Richmond &
CHARLOTTE TO MILES
Air Line junction I
Newels 8
Harrisburg 13
Concord 21
Glass Siding 27
China Grove 34
Salisbury 44
Haltsburg 50
Linwood 54
Lexington 61
Conrad Siding . 65
Thomasville 71
High Point 78
Jamestown 82
Salem Junction 89
South Switch 92
Greensboro 93
18554 Mile Siding 96
Busicks 99
Morehead .... 101
Browns Summit 104
Benaja 108
168 Mile Siding 114
Reidsville 117
Ruffin 126
Pelham 132
D. & N. R. Junctio 1 136
Danville 141
North Danville 142
Ringgold 146
Sutherlins . 152
Danville Railroad.
CHARLOTTE TO MILLS
Barksdale's 155
Pace's 160
New's Ferry 164
Baston 173
Wolf Trap 177
Scottsburg 181
Clover 187
Staunton River 191
Randolph 192
Massing'ord 196
Drake's Branch 201
Keysville 208
Meherin 217
Green Bay 221
Burkeville 228
Jenning's Ordinary 23a
[etersville 238
Amelia C. H 246
Chula 251
Mattoax 225
Powhatan 257
Hallsboro 264
Coolfield 269
Bobiou's 271
Bonair 274
Granite 277
Rockfield 270
Belle Isle 280
Manchester 281
Richmond 282
Air Line Division (R. & D.)
CHARLOTTE TO MILES
Steel Creek 5
Garibaldi 11
Lowell 16
Gastonia 21
All Healing Springs 27
Kings Mountain 33
Grover 40
Black's 46
Gaffney 55
Thicketty 61
Cowpens 65
Spartanburg 75
Fair Forest 80
Wcllford 85
Duncan's 89
Greens 94
Taylor's 99
Greenville 107
Croswell 114
Easley's 119
Liberty 126
Central , 133
Seneca 146
CHARLOTTE TO MILES
Westminster 156
Harbin's 161
Ben Cleveland 165
Folsom 169
Toccoa 174
Ayersville 181
Mount Airy 187
Cornelia 189
Bellton 201
Lula 202
White Sulphur Springs 207
Gainesville 214
Odells . • 220
Flowery Branch 223
Buford ^29
Suwanee 236
Duluth 242
Norcross 248
Doraville 252
Roswell Junction 254
Goodwin's 256
Atlanta 267
DISTANCES TO PRINCIPAL POINTS.
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Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta Railroad (R. & D.)
CHARLOTTE TO MILES
Pineville 10
Fort Mills 17
Catawba River 21
Rock Hill ' 25
Warrens 31
Smiths 34
Lewis 37
Chester 44
Cornwall's . . . .' 52
Rlackstock's 56
Woodward ^8
White Oak 63
Adger's 66
Winnsboro - .... 71
Rocklon 74
Simpson's 77
Ridgeway 83
Blytheford 90
Sharp's 93
Killian's 96
CHARLOTTE TO MILES
Columbia 106
W. C. and A. Junction 108
Lexington 121
Barn's 125
Keisler's 129
Gilbert Hollow 131
Summit 133
Leesville 138
Ratesburg 141
Ridge Spring 149
Waro's 153
Johnston 158
Trentons 165
Miles Mill 170
Vaucluse 175
Graniteville 178
Aiken Junction 179
Longley 182
Dead Fall 189
Augusta 191
Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio Division (R & D.)
CHARLOTTE TO
C. C. Junction .
MILES
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Section House .'5
Henderson's 8
Stonewall 10
Alexandria 12
Huntersville 15
Caldwell's 18
CHARLOTTE TO MILES
Davidson College 22
Mount Mourne 25
Meresville 28
Shepherd's 32
Trautman's 38
Statesville : 44
Carolina Central Railroad.
GOING EAST.
CHARLOTTE TO MILES
Matthews 11
Stouts 17
Monroe 24
Ames' 30
B'-aver Dam 34
Mulcahy 40
Polkton 44
Wadesboro 52
Lilesville 57
Pee Dee > . . . 63
Rockingham 71
Hamlet 77
Sand Hill 78
Old Hundred 84
Laurel Hill 87
Laminburg 92
Maxton 99
CHARLOTTE TO
MILES
Alma ioj
Red Banks 105
Moss Neck . 101
Lumberton 120
Allenton 125
Bladenboro 134
Abbottsburg r38
Clarkton 142
Rosindale 150
Council 154
Marlville 162
Armour 166
Cronly 170
North West 173
Mears' 183
Wilmington 187
GOING WEST.
CHARLOTTE TO MILES
Paw Creek 7
Mt. Holly 11
Stanley Creek 18
Iron 25
Lincolnton 32
Cherryville 42
Waco 45
CHARLOTTE TO MILES
Shelby 54
Lattimore 60
Mooresboro 64
Ellenboro 67
Bostic 74
Forest City ' * 76
Rutherfordton 80
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FIRE!
Location of Fire Alarm Boxes.
WARD NO. 1.
No. 12 — Corner North Tryon and College Avenue.
No. 13 — Corner North College and East 8th Streets.
No. 14 — Corner North B and East 9th Streets.
No. 16 — Corner North C and East 6th Streets.
No. 18 — Corner North College and East 6th Streets.
WARD No. 2.
No. 21— Corner East Trade and South B Streets.
No. 23 — Corner East Trade and South E Streets,
No. 25 — Corner South C and East 1st Streets.
No. 27— Engine House No. 1 — East Trade Street.
No. 29 — Corner South Tryon and East 2nd Streets.
WARD No. 3.
No. 31 — Corner South Tryun and Morehead Streets.
No. 32— Corner South Church and West Hill Streets.
No. 34 — Corner South Church and West 3rd Streets.
No. 36 — Corner South Tryon and West Trade Streets.
No. 38 — Corner West Trade and Mint Streets.
WARD No. 4.
No. 41 — Coiner Wesi Trade and Air Line Railroad.
No. 42 — Corner West Trade and North Clarkson Streets.
No. 43 — Corner North Graham and West 7th Streets.
No. 45 — Corner North Poplar and West 9th Streets.
No. 47 — Corner North Church and West 7th Streets.
Signals on Bells and Gongs.
1 Blow for test of line.
5 Blows after an alarm — Put on more water pressure.
2 — 2 — 2 Blows — Call for reserve Engines.
3 Blows for "Fire Out".
10 Blows repeated 3 times — General alarm.
To Key Holders.
Key holders will be particular to observe the following rules, as they will be responsible
for Alarms given with their key.
Upon positive intormation of a fire near your Signal Box, unlock the door and PUSH the
Buiton and then close the door ; don't try to remove your key ; it will be returned to you on the
arrival of an officer of the Fire Department.
Never open the door except in case ot a fire.
Never give an alarm except from the box nearest the fire.
Never give an alarm from your box if the fire bell or the small bell in the box is striking,
as that indicates an alarm has already been given.
Never let the key go out of your possession unless to some responsible person for the pur-
pose of giving an alarm.
How To Locate Alarms.
If the alarm is sounded from box 14, the alarm bells will strike ONE, then pause five
seconds and strike FOUR thus: I — 1 1 1 1 ; indicating fire in the neighborhood of No. 14 box.
If sounded at No. 47 Box, the Alarm Bell strikes 1 1 1 1 — 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . Every alarm is repeated four
times at intervals of 20 seconds.
The number of the box signaling the fire will be struck upon the bells of the engine houses
the water works, together with the bell upon the tower.
Keys to open signal boxes will be placed in the corner houses at the boxes.
O. F ASBURY, Fire Marshal.
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Government.
OFFICERS OF THE CITY.
Mayor, F. B. McDowell,
Mayor pro tem, Heriot Clarkson.
Aldermen :
First Ward, T. R. Magill.J. H. McAden, W. E. Shaw.
Second Ward, John L. Brown, J. M. Hagler, Jno. W. Miller.
Third Ward, G. J. Williams, W. W. Ward, Hannibal Edwards.
Fourth Ward, J. J. Gormley, D. W. Oates, Heriot Clarkson.
Standing Committees — On finance, D. W. Oates, W. W. Ward,
Jno. W. Miller: on sewers and water works, J. H. McAden,
Hannibal Edwards, D. W. Oates, J. J. Gormley; on streets and
sidewalks, J. J. Gormley, J. H. McAden, J. L. Brown, W. W.
Ward; on ordinances, Heriot Clarkson, J. L. Brown, G. J.
Williams; on lamps and gas, D. W. Oates. W. W. Ward,
T. R. Magill; on fire department, W. E. Shaw, D. W. Oates,
Heriot Clarkson, J. M. Hagler; on cotton, W. W.Ward, T. R.
Magill, Hannibal Edwards; on cemeteries and public buildings,
J. L. Brown, D. W. Oates, J. M. Hagler; on health, J. H. Mc-
Aden, W. E. Shaw, Heriot Clarkson, Jno. W. Miller; on
graded schools, Hannibal Edwards, G. J. Williams, Jno. W.
Miller.
The Mayor is (ex-officio) chairman of the street committee and a
member of the commutes on finance, sewers and water works,
ordinances, lamps and gas, and fire department.
Police Commissioners, F. B. McDowell (chairman), D. W, Oates,
W. E. Shaw, W. W. Ward.
Chief of Police, W. F. Griffith.
Police Sergeants, H. W. Jetton, J. M. Boyte.
Patrolmen, Wm. McKenzie, E. W. Rigler, J. L. Orr, C. McNelis.
D. P. Hunter, G. J. Morris.
Depot Policeman, L. A. Blackwelder.
Sanitary Policeman, B. M. Presson.
GOVERNMENT. ig
Fire Department, W. F. Griffith, chief; O. F. Asbury, marshal.
School Commissioners,
Chairman, F. B. McDowell.
First Ward, S. E. Linton, M. C. Mayer.
Second Ward, P. H. Phelan, W. M. Wilson.
Third Ward, John C. Burroughs, Joseph Siler.
Fourth Ward, Walter Brem, D. P. Hutchison.
Superintendent Graded Schools, Alex. A. Graham.
Tax Collector, W. B. Gooding, office City Hall.
Cotton Weigher, J. S. Withers, office Cotton Platform.
Cotton Inspector, J. Warren Roark, office Cotton Platform.
Street Commissioner and Engineer, S. G. Strickland.
Keeper of Elmwood Cemetery, Dr. F. Scarr.
Keeper of Pinewood Cemetery, S. Bradley.
Attorneys, Bunvell & Walker, office Law Building.
Clerk and Treasurer, Fred. Nash, office City Hall.
CITY OFFICES.
City Hail, 301 n Tryon. Here is transacted the general business of
the city, and the Board of Aldermen hold their meetings.
Mayor's Court, East Trade, between College and A. Court held
daily at nine o'clock a. m.
Police Headquarters, s. w. cor. Tryon and Trade.
CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
White Graded, near Southern' Boundary (See chart). Alex. A. Gra-
ham, principal.
Colored Graded, n. e. cor. Myers and Stonewall (See chart). J. E.
Rattley. principal.
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Court House, w. Trade, cor. n. Church.
Superior Court — comprising, Mecklenburg, Union, Gaston, Lincoln,
Catawba, Alexander, Cleveland, Rutherford and Polk counties.
J. M. Morrow, clerk. Meets last Mondays of February and August,
tor the trial of civil ca^es only. Term, three weeks.
Hon. W. M. Shipp, judge nth judicial district.
Franklin I. Osborne, solicitor nth judicial district.
20 HIRST S DIRECTORY OF CHARLOTTE
The judges of the superior court are elected by the people at
large, it being necessary to have a judge in each judicial district.
The judges rotate. The judges presiding in each district have
power to issue extraordinary proceedings and hold the courts in
their respective ridings. The clerk of the superior court is
(ex-officio) judge of probate and has power to take probate of
deeds, wills, certify records, etc.
Criminal Court — T. R. Robertson, clerk. Meets second Mondays ot
February, April, August, and October, and first Monday of Decem-
ber, of each year.
Hon. O. P. Meares, judge.
John E. Brown, solicitor.
Mecklenbury county has a special criminal court which has the
exclusive right to try all criminal cases, irrespective of the superior
court of this county, having jurisdiction only of civil cases.
The clerk of the criminal court has concurrent power with the
clerk of the superior court to take probate of deeds and order
them to be registered.
Clerk of the Superior Court, J. M. Morrow.
" " " Criminal " T. R. Robertson.
Sheriff, Z. T. Smith.
Register of Deeds, J. W. Cobb.
Tax Collector, R A. Torrance.
County Treasurer, J. H McClintock.
" Surveyor, C. A. Spratt
Coroner, A. A. Cathey.
County Physician, H M. Wilder.
Superintendent of Education, W. W. Robinson.
Board of County Commissioners, T. L. Vail (chairman), S. H. Hil-
ton, Thomas Grier. J. A. Ynuntd, J. L. Jetton.
County Magistrates:
Charlotte— W. P. Boyd, D. G. Maxwell, W. W. Ward, H. C. Sev-
ers, S. W. Davis, Thomas J. Wilson, D. P. Hutchison, F. B.
McDowell, Walter Brem, M. C. Mayer, C. H. Wolfe, D. G. Long,
C. L. Hunter.
Sharon— W. D. Beatty, W. B. Alexander.
Pineville— J. T. Downs, J. D. Culp, J. H. Collins,
Clear Creek — C. J. Biggers, J. A. Houston, C. P. Mungo, J. E.
Henderson, N. M. Philip.
Long Creek — John C. Hutchinson, James A. Wilson.
Berryhill — W. M. Long.
Huntersville— D. W. Mayes, John W. Moore, A. J. Hunter, J. C.
Bell, J. W. Mullen.
Crab Orchard— S. H. Farrow, J. C. Campbell.
Mallard Creek — W. D. Alexander, J. P. Hunter.
GOVERNMENT.
Paw Creek — J. A. Tucker, M. Alexander, W. J. Dunn.
Steele Creek— S. W. Reid, H. D. Smith.
Dewese— F. J. Knox, Z. A. Hovis, W. P. Williams.
Providence — f. M. Reid.
Morning Star — J. Watt Hood, T. J. Renfrew.
TOWNSHIPS AND POSTOFFICES.
Showing at a Glance all the Postoffices in each Township in the County.
Berryhill — Dixie, Lodo.
Charlotte— Charlotte.
Clear Creek — Arlington, Hornet, Mint Hill.
Crab Orchard — Burdette, Kingwood, Newel, Query's, Shamrock.
Dewese — Davidson College.
Huntersville — Huntersville, Caldwells.
Lemley's — Cowan's Ford, River View.
Long Creek— Hopewell, Martindale.
Mallard Creek — Croft, Derita, Eastfield, Garrison, Monteith.
Morning Star — Hood's, Matthews.
Paw Creek— Pa w Creek, Sandifer.
Pineville— Pineville.
Providence — Davenport, Harrison, Tampa.
Sharon —Griffith, Hebron, Rankin, Sardis.
Steele Creek — Randlebur"-, Steele Creek.
FEDERAL.
U. S. District and Circuit Courts, H. C. Cowles, clerk. Held second
Mondays of June and December.
District Judge, R. P. Dick.
Circuit Judge, Hugh L. Bond.
U. S. District Attorney, Col. H. C. Jones.
Charlotte Post Office, s. Tryon, bet. Third and Fourth. Postmaster,
Gen. Jno. A. Young. Open on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.;
on Sundays from 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., and lor 30 minutes after
arrival of afternoon train from the north.
Money Order Office open from 9 a. m. to 4. p. m,
Mails close — Going north, 4.30 a, m., 5. 15 p. m. ; going south, 12:30
p. m. and 10 p. m., going east, 5:30 a. m, ; going west, 3:45 p. m.
U. S. Assay Office, 405 w. Trade. R. P. Waring, sup. ; Geo. B. Hanna,
assayer.
U. S. New Public Building, in course of erection at time of publication
of this work, on same lot as U. S. Assay Office. Supt. H. M. Wilder,
M. D.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Organized Societies.
CHURCHES AND AFFILIATED SOCIETIES.
Baptist, Tryon St. Church, n. Tryon, bet Sixth and Seventh.
Pastor, A. G. McManaway.
Services, Sunday n a. m. and 7 p. m.
Deacons : T. L. Vail (chairman), W. H. Hoffman, E K. P. Osborne
(clerk), R. H. Jordan, F. R. Durham, W. N. Prather, T. S.
Franklin.
Church Treasurer, T. L. Vail.
Sub-Treasurer, W. H. Hoffman.
Clerk, T. S. Franklin.
Auditor, B. F. Withers.
Membership 343.
Sunday School: W. F. Dowd, supt. ; J. A. Durham, asst. ; member-
ship, 140 scholars.
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor : Miss Eva Liddell,
president; J. E. McManaway, vice-president; J. O. Bell, sec:
meets at Church every Monday night.
Benevolent Society : Mrs. Geo. W. Bryan, pres. ; Miss Bessie Wris-
ton, sec.
Missionary Society : Mrs. W.J. F. Liddell, pres.; Miss Bessie Wris-
ton sec.
Little Violets— children's society under management of Miss Cora
Franklin.
Baptist, Trade St. Church, cor. Trade and Cedar sts.
Services every Sunday night at 7:30.
Sunday School 3 p. m. ; W. M. Lyles, supt. ; C. Gresham, asst. ; J.
W. Moss, sec.
ORGANIZED SOCIETIES. 25
Catholic, St. Peter's Church, cor. s. Tryon and First.
Very Rev. Mark. S. Grose, priest.
Services every Sunday 11 a. m. and 4:30 p. m.
Membership 300.
Ladies' Aid Society : Mrs. E. Grose, pres.;Mrs. D. O'Donoghue,
vice pres. ; Mrs. J. T. Butler, sec. ; Mrs. f ennie Price, treas.
Sunday School : Services every Sunday at 10 a. m. conducted by
Sisters of Mercy ; number of teachers, 6 ; number of Scholars, 75.
Episcopal, St. Peter's Church, cor. of n. Tryon and w. Seventh.
Jos. Blount Cheshire, Jr., rector.
Vestry : John Wilkes (senior warden), Hamilton C. Jones (junior
warden), Piatt D. Walker, Thomas C. James, Heriot Clarkson,
Jos. G. Shannonhouse, B. R. Smith, Joseph H. Emery, J. Frank
Wilkes, C. L. Hunter. Lucian H. Walker.
St. Martin's Chapel, and Guild, cor. D. and Tenth Sts : J. K. P.
Neatherry, warden.
St. Peter's Home and Hospital, cor. Seventh and Poplar Sts. (See
Charitable Institutions.)
Woman's Auxiliary to the Board of Missions.
Woman's Parish Guild
Thompson Orphanage Guild.
The Boys' Guild.
The Busy Bees, children's society.
Methodist, Tryon St. Methodist Episcopal Church South, n. Tryon
St., cor. of w. Sixth.
Rev. P. J. Carraway, presiding elder ; Rev. Solomon Pool, D. D.
pastor ; Miss Nannie T. Dowd, organist.
Services on Sunday n a. m., and 7:30 p. m.
Praver Meeting, Wednesday 7:30 p. m.
Trustees : J. W. Wadsworth (chairman), M. C. Mayer, Walter Brem,
I. H. McGinn, Josiah Asbury, J. S. Spencer, H. Edwards, J. Riley
Davidson, C. W. Tillett.
Stewards : Walter Brem (chairman), E. M. Andrews, W. A. Sing,
J. C. Smith, W. R. Jones, W. H. Gray, M. C. Mayer, C. P.
Wheeler, Joseph McLaughlin, M. F. Kirby.
Rev. E. A. Edwards, local preacher ; E. Hooper, exhorter.
Sexton, John C. Watson, 607 n. Pine st.
Membership, 563.
Sunday School : M. C. Mayer, supt. ; C. P. Wheeler, asst. supt. ;
W. R. Jones, sec; John F. Rudisill, treas.; W. H. Gray, lib.;
W. H. Jones, asst. lib. ; Mrs. C. P. Wheeler, organist. Meets in
winter at 3 p. m. ; in summer at 4 p. m. Scholars 400.
E St. Auxiliary Sunday School : M. F. Kirby, supt. ; C. O. Mercer,
sec. and treas. ; Miss Annie Babington, organist. Scholars, 45.
Meets in winter at 3 p.m. ; in summer at 4 p. m.
ST. PETER S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
ORGANIZED SOCIETIES. 27
Smithville Auxiliary Sunday School : E. Hooper, supt. Meets, 3
p. m. Scholars, 50.
Ladies Aid Society : Mrs. C. Dowd, pres. ; Mrs. J. W. Wadsworth,
1st vice-pres. ; Mrs. T. L. Ritch, 2d vice pres. ; Mrs. Walter Brem,
sec; Mrs. J. S. Spencer, treas. Meets every Monday at 4 p. m.,
Sunday school room.
Young Ladies' Society : Miss Annie Grier, pres. ; Miss Bettie Allison,
1st vice-pres. Miss Bessie Bethune, 2d vice-pres.; Miss Mamie
Byerly, sec. ; Miss Mamie Grimes, treas. ; Mrs. W. R. Jones, mgr.
Woman's Missionary Society : Mrs. R. N. Littlejohn, pres. ; Mrs.
Wm. Sprinkle, vice-pres.; Mrs. M. C. Mayer, treas.; Mrs. C. C.
Kennedy, sec. ; Miss Sallie Whistnant, cor. sec. Meets 1st Mon-
day in each month at church.
Bright Jewels : Miss Mamie C. Bagwell, pres.; Miss 'Emma Smith,
1st vice-pres. ; Miss Mina Brem, 2d vice-pres. ; Miss Katie Gaston,
3d vice-pres. ; Miss Anuie Shannonhouse, 4th vice pres. ; Warren
D. Pool, treas. ; Arthur H. Wearn, sec. ; Miss Lola Carraway, cor.
sec. ; Miss Maggie Mayer, Lady Manager. Meets 1st Sunday in
each month at 4:30 o'clock at the Sunday school room.
Methodist, Church St. M. E. Church, Church st. bet. w. Stonewall
and Hill.
T. L. Triplett, pastor.
Services every Sunday, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
E. M. Overcash, L. P.
Deacons: J. C. Campbell, A. M. Beattie, G. W. Hucks, W. M.
Griffin, J. J. Shuman, W. F. A. Holder, G. M. Holobaugh, R. M.
Gardner.
Trustee, J. L. Hipp.
Membership 180.
Sunday School: A. L. Butt, supt.; Marc. R. Morrison, sec; J. J.
Shuman, treas; 217 teachers; 208 scholars.
Presbyterian, First Church, Trade, bet. Church and Poplar.
Pastor, A. W. Miller, D.D., LL.D.
Ruling Elders: Jno. A. Young, Wm. Maxwell, C, Scott, A. G.
Brenizer, Geo. E. Wilson, F. Scarr, Jno. E. Brown, J. C. Bur-
roughs, G. B. Hanna, E. Nye Hutchison. Session meets 2nd
Monday afternoon in each month.
Deacons: John L. Brown, S. P. Alexander, R. E. Cochrane, J. R.
Holland, John W. Stephens, W. S. Alexander, James H. Carson,
Thos. Grier, R. M. Miller, W. B. Nisbet, R. A. Dunn, W. W.
Ward. Bench of Deacons meets 1st Monday evening in each
month. The Deacons also constitute the Board of Trustees.
Clerk of Session, F. Scarr.
Treasurer, J. R. Holland.
Organist, Mrs. B. L. Dewey.
TRYON STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
ORGANIZED SOCIETIES. 29
Sexton, L. A. Blackwelder.
Services, Sunday 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Wednesday night Prayer Meeting 7:30 p. m.
Gentlemen's Prayer Meeting, Sunday 9:30 a. m.
Membership 460.
Standing Committee — Poor: 1st Ward, R. E. Cochrane, Thos.
Grier; 2nd^Ward, J. R. Holland, S. P. Alexander; 3rd Ward, W.
W. Ward, W. B. Nisbet; 4th Ward, R. A. Dunn, J. W. Stephens.
Standing Committee — Church Property: R. M. Miller, R. E.
Cochrane, J. R. Holland. Thos. Grier, S. P. Alexander.
Sunday School : G. B. Hanna, supt. ; A. G. Brenizer, asst. supt. ;
W. B. Nisbet, sec; R. M. Miller, librarian; H. H. Orr, Baxter
Ross, W. C. White, asst. librarians.
Bible Class at Manse, Dr. A. W. Miller, teacher.
Collection for Foreign Missions, last Sunday in each month.
Gentlemen's Foreign Missionary Society : Geo. E. Wilson, pres. ;
J. L. Brown, J. E. Brown, vice-pres. ; A. G. Brenizer, sec. and
treas. executive com., W. B. Nisbet, chm'n.; 'J. C. Burroughs,
M. P. Pegram, Jr., W. J. Hayes, H. H. Orr, W. S. Alexander,
James Malona, R A. Dunn, W. Miles Pegram.
Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society: Mrs. M. A. Osborne, pres.;
Mrs. C. M. Gibbon, Mrs. Harriet Reading, vice-pres'ts ; Mrs. Ida
W. Miller, sec. ; Mrs. S. J. White, treas. Time of meeting, first
Mondav afternoon in each month.
Randolph Foreign Missionary Society: Mrs. Harriet N. Sanders,
pres. ; Miss Lucy P. Alexander, 1st vice pres.; Miss Mary Andrews,
2nd vice pres.; Mrs. Grace L. Chambers, sec, Mrs Hazeline
Dunn, treas.
Christian Endeavor Society: Directors, Mrs. R. A. Dunn, Miss
Eldora Ross. Miss Louise Morehead, Mrs. H. N. Saunders; Mrs.
Grace L. Chambers, sec; Miss Sallie Alexander, treas.
Ladies' Aid Society: Mrs. James H. Carson, pres.; Miss Susie
Williams, vice pres. ; Mrs. A. E. Pritchard, treas.
Thornwell Orphanage Society : Mrs Anna S. Malona, pres.
Presbyterian, Second Church, n. Tryon, bet. Fifth and Sixth.
Rev. James Y. Fair, Pastor.
Ruling Elders: James B. Rankin, Julius P. Alexander, Chas. W.
Alexander, David W. Oates, Richard B. Alexander, Rufus Bar-
ringer, John R. Ross, John E. Oates.
Deacons: Clifton C. Hayes, C. N. G. Butt, J. H. Tolar, W. M.
Finger, Benj. W. Barnett, D. R. Harry, James M. Oates.
Number of communicants March 1st, 1889, 605.
Sabbath Schools, at the Church: D. W. Oates, supt. ; John E,
Oates, 1st asst. supt. ; John H. Tolar, 2d asst. supt. ; James M.
Oates, sec. ; number of teachers 42; number of scholars 275.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHUKCH.
ORGANIZED SOCIETIES. 31
Graham Street Chapel: Rev. J. L. McLees, city evangelist, sup-
ported by the church.
Graham Street Sabbath School: C. W. Alexander, supt. ; }. S.
Phillips, sec; number of teachers 20; number of scholars 217.
Committees to Minister to the Poor: 1st Ward, J. H. Tolar, Wm.
M. Finger, Mrs. S. J. Perry, Mrs. J. M. Smith, Miss Sallie Phillips;
2nd Ward, C. N. G. Butt, Mrs. L. J. Pitcher, Mrs. Geo. F. Bason;
3rd Ward, James M. Oates, Benj. W. Barnett, Mrs. Jas. M, Oates,
Mrs. J. H. Weddington; 4th Ward, D. R. Harry, C. C. Hayes,
Mrs. Rufus Barringer, Mrs. Sam'l J. Neisler, Mrs. D. W. Oates.
Gentlemen's Foreign Missionary Society: D. G. Maxwell, pres.,
E. T. Cansler, ist vice pres. ; Geo. S. Hall, 2nd vice pres.; Benj.
W. Barnett, sec. and treas. This society supports Rev. J. E.
Bear, a missionary to Chinkiang, China, at a salary of $800.
Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society: Mrs. M. A. Brem, pres.; Mrs.
H. H. Beatty, ist vice pres. ; Miss Helen Long, sec. ; Mrs. James
M, Oates, treas.
Ladies' Aid Society: Mrs. Rufus Barringer, pres.; Miss Addie P.
Yates, vice pres. ; Mrs. James T. Ross, sec. and treas.
Young Woman's Christian Association: Miss Mamie W. Yates,
pres.; Mrs. Josie Durant, vice pres.; Miss Charlee C. Hutchison,
sec. ; Miss Lillie Long, treas.
Money Offerings of the Church: To congregational uses and the
various benevolent objects during the year ending April ist,
1888, $11,627.33.
Presbyterian, Associate Reformed, cor. n. College and e. Fifth.
Rev. Charles E. Todd, Pastor.
Services, every Sunday n a. m. and 3 p. m.
Elders: Thomas R, Magill (clerk of session), J. B. McLaughlin.
Deacons: T. P. Spratt (treas.), E. D. McGinnis, J. Y. Orders.
Ladies' Aid Society: Mrs, Josie Jamison, pres.; Mrs. E. A. Magill,
vice pres. ; Miss F. Jamison, treas. ; Miss Sarah Nisbet, sec.
Membership of church to Jan. ist, 1889, 55.
Sunday School: T. R. Magill, supt.; W. L. Reid, treas.; member-
ship 50; meets every Sunday at 10 a. m.
St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church, n. Tryon, bet. Seventh
and Eigth.
Pastor, Rev. T. S. Brown.
Council: Elders, Jacob Duls, T. L. Seigle, S. E. Linton, W. A.
Barrier, H. A. Klueppelberg, Deacons, W. M. Crowell, C. H.
Duls, G. L. Krueger, D. S. Holobaugh, A. R. Willmann, R. M.
Fisher. Sec. of council, W. A. Barrier. Treas., S. E. Linton.
Council meets second Monday night in each month.
Organist: Miss Estella Duls,
SECOND PKESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
ORGANIZED SOCIETIES. 33
Trustees of Church : Jacob Duls, F. W. Ahrens, H. A. Klueppel-
berg, John Kuck.
Building Committee and Committee on Church Property: T. L,
Seigle, S. E. Linton, W. A. Barrier, H. A. Klueppelberg.
Sunday services n a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday night.
Gentlemen's meeting for prayer and Bible reading every Sunday at
9.30 a. m.
Membership 115.
Catechetical Lectures every Tuesday at 4 p. m. from October to
Easter.
Sunday School: H. A. Klueppelberg, supt. ; W. A. Barrier, asst.
supt. ; W. M. Crowell, sec. and treas. ; R. M. Fisher, librarian; F.
A. McKnight, asst. librarian; summer 4 p. m., winter 3 p. m. ;
number of scholars 65.
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society: Mrs. J. W.
Fetzer, pres. ; Mrs. F. W, Ahrens, vice pres. ; Mrs. H. A, Deal,
record, sec. ; Mrs. F. A. McKnight, cor. sec. ; Mrs. C. Klueppel-
berg, treas. ; time of meeting, first Monday in each month, 4 p. m.
Ladies' Aid Society- Mrs, S, E. Linton, pres., Mrs. Jacob Duls,
vice pres. ; Miss Emma Vogel, sec. ; Miss Lizzie Roark, treas. ;
time of meeting, third Monday each month, 4 p. m,
Faithful Workers: Mrs. H. A. Deal, pres. ; Miss Estella Duls, sec. ;
Miss Lou Vogel, treas. ; time of meeting, 2nd and 4th Mondays
each month.
St. Mark's Children's Home and Foreign Missionary Society: Su-
perintendent of Sunday School, pres.; Daniel Bradley, vice pres.;
Miss Estella Duls, sec; Miss Lottie M. Linton, treas; meets first
Sunday in each month in connection with Sunday School.
Mecklenburg County Bible Society, Auxiliary of American Bible
Society.
Meetings of society annually first Wednesday in August. Execu-
tive committee meet first Monday in each month at Y. M. C. A.
hall.
Depository: Store of John Farrior, jeweler.
President, Rev. W. W. Orr, Huntersville; Chm'n Ex. Com., W. B.
Nisbet, Charlotte; Sec. and Treas., F. R. Durham, Charlotte.
Young Men's Christian Association, 208 s. Tiyon st.
Meets every Sunday at 4:30 p. m., and every Friday at 8 p. m.;
noonday service daily at 12:15 m. ; Gymnasium classes nightly.
Geo. B. Hanna, pres.; Walter Brem, 1st vice pres. ; J. A. Durham,
2nd vice pres.; A. W. McLeod, gen. sec; John H. Hood, rec
sec. : W. F. Dowd, treas.
ST. MARK'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
ORGANIZED SOCIETIES. 35
CHURCHES— COLORED.
Baptist, First Church, s. Church, nr. city limits.
Rev. A. A. Powell, Pastor.
Sunday service, n a. m., 3 p. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday School, 1 p.m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday 8 p. m.
Baptist, Ebenezer Church, Second st. near D.
Rev. Zachariah Haughton, pastor.
Services every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 3 p. m.
Deacons: Washington Wilson, Henrv Long, Preston Littlejohn,
S. Phifer, John Lipscomb, Henry Fulsom,
Members 250.
Sunday School: L. D. Wilson, supt. ; meets every Sunday at 1 p,
m,; number of scholars 75.
Episcopal, St. Michael's Church, Mintst., cor. Hill.
Rev. P. P, Alston, Rector.
Vestry: J. E. King, senior warden; L. J, Perry, junior warden.
Sunday services, 11 a. m, and 8 p, m,
Sunday School 3:30 p, m.
Methodist, Clinton Chapel A. M. E., 409s. Mintst.
James M. Hill, pastor.
Services every Sunday at n a. m., 3 p. m. and 7:30 p. m,
Membership 750,
Sunday School: J. W. Gordon, supt.; meets every Sunday at 1:30
p. m. Number of teachers 30; number of scholars 600.
Methodist, Grace A. M. E. Church, B st. bet Third and Fourth.
J. A. Tyler, Presiding Elder.
Alexander Gaskill, Pastor.
Services every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Membership 100.
Deacons: J. T. Williams (chm'n), W. W. Smith (treas.), H. S.
Boulware (sec), Jethro Sumner (steward), John Spencer, Silas
Washington, Jordan Wilson.
Sunday School: W.W. Smith, supt. ; services every Sunday, 3 p.m.
Methodist, Little Rock A. M. E. Church, cor, Myers and Seventh.
Rev. Collins, Pastor.
Sunday services, n a. m,, 3 p. m. and 7 p, m,
Sunday School, 1 p. m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 p. m
Methodist, Wesley A. M. E. Chapel, 320 s. Graham st.
Rev. E. M. Collett, Pastor.
Sunday service, n a, m., 3 p. m. and 7 p. m.
Sunday School, 1 p. m. •
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 p. m.
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Presbyterian Church, cor n. College and Seventh sts.
Rev. R. P. Wyche, Pastor.
Services every Sunday at 3 p. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Elders: William Marks, Jesse Walker, Richard Pethel, J. E.
Rattley, Israel Harris, Julius Brown.
Membership 150.
Sunday School: J. E. Rattley, supt. Teachers 5; scholars 85.
Winona Literary and Social Society: Prof. G. E. Davis, pres. ;
Miss Allston, sec; membership 35. Governing committee: J. E.
Rattley (chm'n), Miss L. Schenck, Miss E. J. Houser. Meets
third Friday in each month.
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
Presbyterian Home, cor. A and Ninth sts.
Supported by the First and Second Presbyterian churches. Gives
temporary relief to sick and helpless, and takes charge of orphan
children.
Mrs. A. G. Brenizer, pres. ; Mrs. D. W. Oales, sec.
St. Peter's Home and Hospital, No. 217 n. Poplar.
Under the managem -nt of ladies ol St. Peter's Episcopal Church.
Object care 01 sick, infirm, and suffering of all creeds. Sup-
ported by voluntary contributions.
Board ol Managers: Mrs. Fox (pres ), Mrs. Wilkes (sec. and
troas.), Miss H. Moore, Mrs. E. A. Osborne, Mrs. H. C. Jones,
Mrs. T. R. Robertson, Mrs. T. S. Clarkson, Mrs. Taiiaferro, Mrs.
R. J. Brevard.
Thompson Orphanage, in eastern suburbs.
Under the management o' the N. C. Diocese ot the Episcopal
Church. Object, care and training of orphan, .rippled, and de-
serted children.
Visitor, The Rt. Rev. Th' o. Lyman, D. D., Bishop of N. C.
Superintendent, Rev. E. A. Osborne, Charlotte, N. C.
Sec. and treasurer, Capt. B. H. Moore, Charlotte, N. C.
Physician, Simmons B. Jones, M. D.
Board of Managers: Rt. Rev. Theo. B. Lyman, D. D. ; Rev. W.
R. Wetmore, Rev. E. A Osborne, Cap:. B. H. Mo. re, Rev.
Jos. Blount Cheshire, jr., W. A. Smith, W. A. Hoke.
Executive Committee: Rev. Jos. Blount Cheshire, jr., Capt. B. H.
Moore, Rev. E. A. Osborne, Simmons B Jones. M. D.
Finance Committee: M. A. Bland, D. D., Jno. F. Orr, Esq., Jos.
G. Shannonhouse, Esq.
Visiting Committee: Mrs. John Wilkes, Mrs. H. ,C. Jones, Mrs. J.
H. VanLandingham.
ORGANIZED SOCIETIES. 37
COMMERCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL.
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce, 37 e Trade (over M. & F. N.
Bank).
f. H. Weddington, president; Col. William Johnston, 1st vice
president; A. Burwell, 2nd vice president; R. N Tiddy, secretary
and treas"rer.
M"ets first and third Thursday in each month at 7.30 p. m.
Charlotte Academy of Medicine.
Dr. Robert Gibbon, sr., president; Dr. D. O'Donoghue, secre-
tary; Dr. Robert Gibbon, jr., treasurer.
Membership, 12.
Meets first and third Thursday in each month at 7 w. Trade st. at 1
p. m.
Law Library Association. Law Building, n Church.
Geo. F. Bason, president; Heriot Clarkson. sec. and treas.
Executive Committee: Piatt D. Walker, John E. Brown, Geo. F.
Bason, Heriot Clarkson.
The objects of the association are the establishing and maintaining
in the city of Charlotte a library for the promotion of legal, liter-
ary, and scientific knowledge.
Meets first Monday in March, June, September, and December,
at the Library Room oi the Association.
Number of members, 13.
Charlotte Underwriters Association.. Established 1887.
Gen, T. F. Drayton, president; Dr. E. Nye Hutchison, vice presi-
dent; C. N. G. Butt, secretary and treasurer.
Meets seco. d Friday each month, at 37 e. Trade, over M. & F.
Nat. Bank, at 5 p. m.
Travelers' Protective Association, N. C. Division.
Headquarters at Chamber ot Commerce, 37 e. Trade. Object, to
promote and protect the interests of commercial travelers. A. M.
Goldsmith, president; D, E. Allen, secretary and treasurer.
Charlotte members: D. E. Allen, C. L. Alexander, T. W. Andrews,
L. Asiel, W. C. Alexinder, J. D Albright, A. J. Beall, E. L.
Cobb, T. D. Curtis, G. E. Cowie, W. P. Dixon. Lindsay Davis,
J. A. Durham, C. W. Eddins, S, J, Flaum, A, M. Goldsmith,
J. W, Heard, }. S. Hutchinson, S. F. Houston, G. S. Johnston, J.
A. Johnston, H. A. Klueppelburg, R. M. Kopf, W. M. Lyles,
J. D. Mason, A. G. Myers, C. W. Parker, W. A. Parker, S. J.
Perry, J. S. Price. J. T. Ross, E. J. Rintels, J. O. Rousseau, W.
F. Robertson, Julius Roessler, L. N. Schiff, Julius Schiff, S. O.
Smith, John W. Scott, T. D. Walsh, P. P. Zimmerman.
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MISCELLANEOUS. ••
Hebrew, Charlotte Lodge No. 280, I. 0. B. B. Meets at Y. M. C.
Hall fourth Sunday in the month at 10 a. m.
R. M. Kopf, monitor; R, Margolius, pres. ; A. M. Goldsmith, vice
pres. ; H. Baumgarten, sec, ; S. Landecker, fin, sec; D. Goldberg,
treas., M. Lichtenstein, inside guard; J. Flaum, outside guard.
Hebrew Benevolent Society. Meets first Sunday in the month.
H. Baumgarten, pres., D. Goldberg, vice pres,; J. Hirshinger, sec.;
S. A, Cohen, treas.
Trustees: R. M. Kopf, J. Rintels, J. Lindy.
Hebrew, North State Lodge No. 194 0. K. S. B. Meets at Y. M. C.
A. Hall the fourth Sunday in the month at 11 a. m.
H. Baumgarten, past pres. ; R. M. Kopf, pres.; M. Lichtenstein,
vice pres. ; R. Margolius, sec. ; V. Wallace, fin. sec. ; D. Goldberg,
treas. ; A. M. Goldsmith, inside guard.; L. Hayman, out. guard.
Trustees: H. Baumg;arten, M. Lichtenstein, A. M. Goldsmith.
Literary, Mecklenburg Literary Society.
Meets every second and fourth Thursday in each month at Rooms
of Chamber of Commerce.
Object: Study of literature and debate.
Richard N. Tiddy, pres.; Chas. Duls, vice pres. ; Richard Bailey,
sec; S. Price Elias, treas.
Masonic, Charlotte Commandery No. 2, K. T.
A, G. Brenizer, com.; C. W. Alexander, rec ; meets first and
th ; rd Thursday in each month at Masonic Temple.
Masonic, Charlotte Chapter No. 39, R. A. M.
C. W. Alexander, h. p. ; J, H. McAden, king; Geo. H. King, s.
Meets second and fourth Thursday in each month at Masonic Temple.
Masonic, Excelsior Lodge No. 260.
C. W. Alexander, w, m.; J. H, VanNess, s. w, ; J, H. Thore, j.
W. ; B. F. Powell, treas.; C. W. Bradshaw, sec. R. J. Sifford, s.
d., J. W, Stewart, j. d. ; R. S. Wilson, tyler.
Meets at Masonic Temple Tuesday evening at 7:30; membership 25.
Masonic, Phalanx Lodge No. 31.
Meets second and fourth Monday of each month at Masonic Temple.
J. S. Boyne, w. m.; J, K. P. Neatherry, s. w. ; C. F. Lipscombe, j, w. ;
W. M. Crowell, sec; W. H. Griffith, treas.; J. R Eddins, s. ..;
W. N. Pather, tyler. Membership about 65.
Masonic Temple Association of Charlotte.
C. W. Alexander, pres.; J. H, McAden, 1st vice pres.; J, W.
Wadsworth, 2nd vice pres. ; J. H. VanNess, treas. ; J. Roessler,
sec; G. H. King, L. R. Wriston, M. C. Mayer, H. C. Eccles,
members. Meets at Masonic Temple first Thursday in December,
March, June and September,
ORGANIZED SOCIETIES. 39
Masonic Temple, 15 n Tryon
Mecklenburg Declaration Lodge No. 9, I. 0. 0. F.
A. J. Huneycutt, n. g. ; VV. B Overby, v. g. ; H. D. Duckworth,
r. s. ; Jno. A. Bixby. f. s. ; W. M. Crowell, t.
Meets over Merchants and Farmers National Bank every Tuesday
night.
Military. Fourth Regt. N. C. S. G. Headquarters at Armory of
Hornets Nest Rifle Co,
Col. J. T. Anthony commanding.
Composed of eight companies, located as follows: Co, A, States-
ville, Capt. J. F, Armfield, comdg; Co, B, Lincolnton, Capt. R.
E. Costner, comdg; Co. C, Waynesville, Capt. W. E. Brown,
comdg; Co, D, Monroe, Capt. W. C. Heath, comdg; Co. E,
Charlotte, Capt. T. R. Robertson, comdg; Co, F, Asheville,
Capt. J. H. Barnard, comdg; Co. G, Concord, Capt. Robt. S
Young, comdg; Co. K, Dallas, Capt. W. F. Holland, comdg.
Field and Staff : Lt. Col., C. E. Childes, Lincolnton; Major, W. H.
B. Lineberger, Dallas; Adjutant, H. H. Orr, Charlotte; Quarter-
master, Capt. W, E. Younts, Pineville; Commissary, Capt. J. B.
S, Mcintosh, Waynesville; Surgeon, Dr. H. M. Wilder, Char-
lotte; Chaplain, Rev. P. R. Law, Charlotte-
This regiment is the largest regiment in the State Guard, and is
thoroughly equipped and organized. They are required by the
Code to hold a monthly parade and inspection, and report same
to headquarters. Summer encampment held annually at Wrights-
ville, N, C.j in July.
Armory of Hornets Nest Rifle Co. (Co. F, N, S. G.) 15 e. Trade.
Royal Arcanum, Charlotte Council No. 1046.
Jno. R. Erwin, regent; S. J. Neisler, v. r., J. O. Thomas, orator;
R. A. Dunn, p. r, ; W. S. Malory, sec. ; T. C, James, treas. ; J. J.
Gormley, collector; J. D. Pettus, warden; J. D. Austen, sentinel.
Membersnip 65.
Meets first and third Thursdays in each month at hall in Y. M, C.
A. building.
Social, North State Club. 204 s. Tryon. Open daily between 9
a. m. and 12 p. m.
J. S. Boyne, pres. ; J. M. Morehead, 1st vice pros. ; F. P. Smith,
2d vice pres.; Jno. S. Carson, sec; M. A. Lyon, treas.
Board of Governors: J. S. Boyne (chairman ex-offieio), C. C.
Adams, J. Frank Wilkes, J. F. Carlton, H. H. Orr.
Business meetings quarterly. Has a membership of about 100.
VIEW OF COLLEGE STREET.
I T, BEGK & GO.
Fine Perfumery
and Brushes.
Soaps, Sponges
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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Commercial and Professional.
Attorneys at Law. (Law Building comprises Nos 10 and 12 n
Church.)
Bailey W H, room 13 Law Building
Bason G F, room 16 Law Building
Brown Col Jno E (Solicitor Criminal Court), room 6 Law
Building
Burwell & Walker, 1 and 3 Law Building
Cansler Edwin T, 10 s Tryon
Clarkson & Duls, Law Building
Dowd C & Son, 1 1 e Trade
Grier Calvin E, 2 Law Buildiug
Harris Hugh W, 36 w Trade
Jones & Tillett, rooms 11 and 12 Law Building
Osborne EKP, room 4 Law Building
Osborne & Maxwell, rooms 1 and 3 Law Building
Pool EI, 25 w Trade
Robertson T R, 38 w Trade
Shipp R J, room 14 Law Bulding
Wilson Geo E, room 9 Law Building
Auctioneer.
Harrison C F, 215 s Church
Bakers and Confectioners.
Howell S M, 217 e Trade
Praiher W N, 216 e Trade
Rigler DM, 26 s Tryon
Banks.
Commercial National Bank, cor s Tryon and e Fourth.
Paid up cipital $175,000; surplus $50,000. J S Spencer,
president; A G Brenizer, cashier; D H Anderson, teller
First National Bank. Paid up capital, $300,000; surplus,
$100,000. R M Oates, president; M P Pegram, cashier;
Jno F Orr, teller
Merchants & Farmers National Bank 35 e Trade. Paid up
capital, $200,000; surplus, $50,000. J H McAden, presi-
dent; J R Holland, cashier; C N G Butt, teller
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Butler E W (c), Buford House
Canty F C (c), Central Hotel
Gordon J W (c), 4 e Tiade
Henderson J S (c) 33 w Trade
King J E (c) 23 s Tryon
Melton George (c), 223 w Trade
Moore & Sumner (c), 14 e Trade
Rudisill A (c), 226 e Trade.
Toole Gray (c), 13 s Tryon
Billiards.
Buford Hotel Billiard Parlor, 37 s Tryon, Geo W Kittelle,
proprietor
Central Hotel Billiard Parlor, 9 s Tryon, Rudolph Arndt,
proprietor
Bill Poster.
Gray Nat, 215 w Trade
Blacksmiths.
Simpson J S, 19 n College
Messer Geo, Seversville
Purefoy J K, 919 e Trade
Tatem H W, 21 n College
Dunlap Augustus (c), 19 n College
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Foster & Jones (c), 207 and 209 w Vance
Marshall Spencer (c), cor s C Church and w Fourth
SI Dan George (c), rear 321 n Tryon
Boarding Houses.
Boyd B P, 231 s Tryon
Bradshaw, Mrs C W, 308 s Church
Bryan Mrs S C, 402 w Trade
Caldwell Mrs Angeline, 216 w Fourth
Cross Mrs Hannah, 9 n Poplar
Deaton Mrs Jno L, 304 e Fiiih
Shannonhouse B J, 37 n Tryon
Sloan Mrs E E, 401 s Tryon
Snider Mrs W F, 901 n Graham
Swinson House (Mrs E Swinson, prop). 222 n Tryon
Symmons House (T L Symmons, prop), 241 w Trade
Booksellers and Stationers.
Eddins & Gresham, 6 s Tryon
Nerwis Otto, 219 n Tyron
Ross & Adams, 22 s Tryon
Boots and Shoes. (See also Drygoods.)
Gilreath & Co, 16 s Tryon
■ Gray & Co, 19 e Trade
Moyer & Co, 36 e Trade
W; KAUFMAN & GO.
Carry the LAKGESV STOCK of MENS'
BOYS' and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
in the STATE of NORTH CAROLINA.
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Rankin A E, 8 w Trade
Roediger C, 21 s Tryon
Brewers.
Portner Brewing Co (C Valer, agt), 7 e Fifth
Brokers.
Arledge McD, 17 e Trade
Chambers W J, 202 e Trade
Hardin J L, 45 e Trade
Littlejohn, Richd, 45 e Trade
My:rs Baxter, 17 s College
Taliaferro W R, 103 s College, up stairs
Butchers.
Cogbill A E, 25 e Trade
Hall G S. 16 n Tryon
Hayman L, 19 s Tryon
Irwin H C, 211 w Trade
Klouse Joseph, 239 w Trade
McComb J W, 39 e Trade
Mostelle- J F, 213 e Trade
Meisenheimer L A, 321 n Tryon
Plummer James M, 8 e Trade
Vogel A J, 29 n Tryon
Hagler James M (c), 243 e Trade
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Westinglioase
Electric Lights in the South.
Cabinet Makers.
Asbury & Finger, cor n A and e Fifth
Asbury, Josiah, 211 e Fifth
Ozment, John, 234 e Trade
Carriages.
Hutchison, A C & Co (dealers), 22 n Tryon
Savage, Nat L (builder), 19 n College
Wearn, W S (builder), 302 n Tryon
Cigar Manufacturers.
Flaum, Julius, 25 w Trade
Martin, Edward L, 33 s Tryon
Clergymen.
Atkinson, W R (Presbyterian), r Charlotte Female Institute
Brown, T S, pastor St Mark's Lutheran Church, r 404' e
Trade
Cheshire, J B, jr, rector St Peter's Episcopal Church, r 303
n Church
Fair, J Y, pastor 2d Presbyterian Church, r 622 n College
Gross, Mark S, priest St Peter's R C Church, r 501 s Tryon
McManaway, A G, pastor Tryon St Baptist Church, 405 n
Tryon
Miller, Arnold W, D D, pastor First Presbyterian Church.
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Paints, Oils.
R. T. BECK & CO.
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COMMERCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL.
Osborne, E A (Episcopal), r 307 n Graham
Pool, Solomon, pastor Tryon St Methodist Church, r 227
n Tryon
Todd, C C, pastor Associate Reformed Presbpterian Church,
r 208 e Sixth
Triplett, T L, pastor Church St Methodist Church
Clothiers.
Baruch, H. 12 and 14 w Trade
Davis, E M, Racket S'ore, 15 and 17 n Tryon
Dixon, C A & Co, 13 e Trade
Kaufman, W & Co, cor Central Hotel s Tryon
Lindy, J, 43 e Trade
Nathan, Henry M, 10 s College
Pharr & Long, 42 s Tryon
Seigle, T L & Co, 1 1 w Trade
Clothing Factories.
Carolina Shirt and Drawer Co, Brookfield & Smith, props,
203 s College
Charlotte Clothing Manf Co, E D Latta, president, 42 s
' Tryon
Dixie Pants Factory, J Hirshinger & Co, props, 33 e Trade
Coal Dealers.
Anthony & Bryce. 241 e Trade
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Westinghouse
Engines in the South.
Commission Merchants.
Arledge, McD, 17 e Trade
Beall, A J, 9 e Trade
Chambers, W J, 202 e Trade
Gaither, T H, cor e Fourth and s College
Johnston Bros, 25 s College
Link, H G, 203 e Trade
Magill, T R, 19 s College
McLaughlin, J B, jr, 210 e Trade
Miller, J W & Co, 301, 303 and 305 e Trade
Scott. C, 23 s College
Smith & Durham, 13 s College
Springs, E B, 201 s College
VanLandingham. John, 10 and 12 n College
Contractors and Builders.
Ahrens, F W, cor s College and e Second
Asbury & Finger, s e cor A and Fifth
Asbury, Josiah, n w cor A and Fifth
Cotton Bagging and Ties.
Margolius & Co, manfrs and dealers, e Second nr R & D
freight depot
Cotton Buyers.
Calvert, J no, agt Ralli Bros of New York, 202 e Trade
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Lee, R A & Co, 15 n College
McLaughlin, J, 807 e Trade
Miller, R M & Son, 39 s College
Neal & Henderson, 40 e Trade
Oates Bros, 201 e Trade
Sanders & Orr, 16 n College
VanLandingham, John, 10 and 12 n College
Withers, C A & Co, 39 e Trade
Cotton Compress.
Charlotte Cotton Compress, J A Holt, supt, cotton plat-
form, bet Third and Fonrth
Cotton Factories.
Alpha Mills, E K P Osborne, president; C Scott, vice pres-
ident; W S Mallory, secretary and treasurer; manufactures
warps and yarns 20' s to 30' s. Factory cor e Twelfth
and A
Ada Manufacturing Co, John L Brown, president; M C
Mayer, president pro tern; J J Gormley, secretary and
treasurer; AM Crowder, superintendent; manufactures
yarns from 26's to 40's. Factory n Smith, nr w Twelfth
Charlotte Cotton Mills, R M Oates president; D W Oates,
treasurer; manufactures warps and yarns 8's to 20's plied.
Factory w Fifth bet Graham and R&D Railroad
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A. Terms : $3. TO $2.50 Per Day. George w. Kittelle. Lessee and Prop'r.
Victor Cotton Mills, R M Oates, president; D W Oates,
treasurer; manufactures warps and yarns 6's to3o's single,
6's to io's plied. Factory w Fourth and R&DRR
Cotton Ginners.
Garibaldi, John. 622 s Mint
Star Mills, 306 e Trade
Crockery and Glassware.
Charlotte Crockery Co, 38 s Tryon •
Harty, James, 28 w Trade
Read, G S, n e Trade
Dairies.
Jersey Dairy, J A Barry, 228 n Tryon
Moore C C, n end North Graham.
Vanderlip Hy, Greenville
Dentists.
Bland M A, 21 n Tryon
Hoffman & Alexander, .7 w Trade
Doors, Sash and Blinds.
Ahrens F W, 16 e Second
Asbury & Finger, 300 e Fifth
Asbury Josiah, 211 e Fifth
Crowell A H, 22 n College
Summerville A C, 300 e Trade
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Charlotte, N. C.
R. T. Beck & Co^SSlfciS 1 Druggists.
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Ward W W & Co, 34 s College
Dray Proprietors.
Cruse AUen, 209 n College
Edwards Hannibal, 636 s Church
Dressmakers.
Blackwelder Mrs Laura, 305 e Trade
Covert Mrs C R, 14 n Church
Hinshaw Mrs C C, 26 w Trade
Pettus Miss Violet, 6 w Fifth
Harrison Mrs W J, 403 s Church
Query Mrs P, 20 w Trade
Seigle T L & Co, 1 1 w Trade
Smith Mrs A McK, 14 n Church
Terris Mrs Laura, 215 e Trade
Druggists.
Alexander S L & Co, 207 w Trade
Beck R T & Co, 200 e Trade
Burwell & Dunn, 2 s Tryon
Jordan R H & Co, 2 n Tryon
McAden John H, 7 n Tryon
Wearn W H & Co, 1 n Tryon
Wilson Drug Co (The), W M Wilson, pres; J F Carlton,
sec and treas, 20 e trade
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Smith & Vaile
Oil Machinery in the South.
Drygoods and Notions.
Alexander T L & Co, 13 w Trade
Baruch H, 14 w Trade
Davis E M & Co, 15 n Tryon
Elias & Cohen, manufacturers' domestic cotton goods, LP
23 n Tryon
Harrison J & Co, 40 s Tryon
Hirshinger J & Co, 33 e Trade
Lindy J. 43 e Trade
Mullen W N, 410 s Church
Seigle T L & Co, 11 w Trade
Wittskowsky S, 8 to 10 w Trade
Electric Light and Power.
Charlotte Electric Light and Power Co, 12 e Fifth st. >~~
Dr. R J Brevard, pres; Chauncey Belknap, sec and , —
treas; E R Dodge, manager 1— ^
Express.
/. Southern Express Co, Geo King, mgr, 202 s Tryon ^
Engineers. *<
Tompkins Co, The D A (consulting and contracting), O
36-38 s College
Fish and Oysters.
Adams, C L, 38 n Tryon
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Fine Perfumery, Soaps, Sponges
and Brushes. charlotte, n. c.
COMMERCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL.
Cogbill, A E, 25 e Trade
Hall, Geo S, 16 n Tryon
Plummer, J M, 8 e Trade
Florists.
Purefoy, Mrs J K, 919 e Trade
Scarr, F, Elmwood Cemetery
Foundries and Machine Shops.
Liddell Co. W S Liddell, pres and treas; F B Mc-
Dowell, vice pres; J L Chambers, sec and supt: cor
e Trade and n Boundary
Mecklenburg ron Works, John Wilkes, mangr, 510-12 w
Trade
Fruits and Candies.
Parnella, G A, 12 e Trade
Taylor, Wm B, 22 w Trade
Vita, A, 3 n Tryon
Withers, J S, 27 e Trade
Furniture Dealers.
Andrews, E M, 16 w Trade
Boyce & Co, 225 e Trade
Funderburk, A F, 35 s College
Nichols, Burgess, 17 W Trade
The D. A. Tompkins Company do all kinds oj bieam
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Furniture Manufacturers.
Elliott & Marsh, 220 e Ei£
Gas.
Charlotte Gas Light Co, J H Carson, pres; S E Linton,
sec. treas, and mangr; office and works s College bet
Third and Fourth
Gentlemen's Furnishings.
taruch, H, 12 and 14 w Trade
Davis, E M & Co, 15 and 17 n Tryon
Dixon, C A & Co, 15 e Trade
Kaulman W & Co. 2 e Trade
Pegram, M P, Jr, 36 s Tryon
Pharr & Long, 42 s Tryon
Seigle, T L & Co, 1 1 w Trade
Gold Mine Agent.
Warren, S J, 406 n Tryon and 212 e Trade
Grist Mills.
Garibaldi, John, 622 s Mint
Piedmont Milling Co, 305 e Trade
Star Mills Co, W M Crovvell, mgr, 306 and 308 e Trade
Grocers.
Alexander Bros, 800 w Third
Alexander, C W, 301 n Graham
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Austin, J D, 237 e Trade
Barnett, Bethune & Co, 21 e Trade
Barnhart & Emery, 604 w Trade
Batts, James, 10 w Palmer
Beattie, A M, 416 e Seventh
Beattie, Robert A, 414 e Ninth
Bennett, J T. 636 s Mint
Berryhill, W G, 237 w Trade
Blanchard, A J, n Graham Extension
Bonney & Co, 25 n Tryon
Boyte, T L. 200 s Church
Culpepper, Reuben, Jr, 703 w Trade
Davis, J L & Son, 311 and 313 n Tryon
Duls, N, 214 e Trade
Duncan, R A, agent, 217 e Trade
Durham, F R, 209 vv Trade
Eddins, W I, 33 n College
Edwards. Hannibal, 632 s Church
Ennis, W A, 225 vv Trade .
Field Bros, 209-1 1 e Trade
Friday, W F, 243 w Trade
Garibaldi, John, 622 s Mint
T
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Charlotte, N. C.
Is regarded as one of the best South — Its rooms
especially are commended for the ex-
cellence of its beds and furniture. Table
unsurpassed. Geo. W. Kittelle, Piiop'r.
Gray, Nat, 215 w Trade
Hannon, J C, 606 s Church
Hayes, C C, 35 w Trade
Henderson, W M, 908 s Tryon
Hilton, R L, 700 n D
Hirst, Miles, 601 w Eighth
Holder, RE, 213 e Trade
Holobaugh, D S & Co, 200 n Tryon
Holobaugh, G M, 29 s Tryon
Holton, C S, 327 e Trade
Hooper, Edward, 507 w Seventh
Hoover, J W, 311 s Graham and 301 w Trade
Howell S M, 217 e Trade
Irwin H C, 211 w Trade
Johnston Bros, 25 s College
Kidd W B, 512 e Seventh and 312 s Mint
Landecker S, 14 n Tryon
Lawing G A, Seversville
Link H G, 203 e Trade
Long Bros, 208 e trade
McGinnis E D, 315 n Tryon
McGinn G H & Co, 203 w Trade
McKenzie William, 910 n Tryon
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work for the People's Interest
in Maintaining LOW PRICES
Paints, Oils.
R. T. BECK & CO.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Glass, Putty.
COMMERCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL.
McKnight, F A, 223 e Trade
McLaughlin J B jr, 210 e Trade
McManaway & Brown, 231 e Trade
McMillan J A, 230 n Tryon
McNinch FA, 22 n Tryon
Magill T R, 19 s College
Manning James, 515 s E
Mayer & Ross, 47 e Trade
Meisenhemier L A, 319 n Tryon
Mullen W N, 410 s Church
Northev J D, 712 s Church
Orders John Y, 610 e Ninth
Oxenham, 508 w Hill
Pegram W M, 6 n Tryon
Phelan John, 707 e Sixth
Rhyne & Bio, 227 e Trade
Schiff & Co, 26 e Trade
Scott C, 23 s College
Sims J M, 19 n Tryon
Smith & Durham, 13 s College
Smith W J, 217 w Second
Springs E B, 201 s College
Stauffen M A, 508 s Church.
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control the Harris-
Corliss Engines in the South.
Taylor James, cor e First and s C
Vanderburg F J, 603 s Tryon
Walker, L J & Co, 201 s Tryon
Walker Mrs L, 241 e Trade
White R M & Co, 39 e Trade
Wynne C W, 506 n Tyron
Young J B, 902 n Tryon
Young & Rhyne, 23 w Trade
Cunningham & Co (c), 228 e Trade
Haughton Zachariah jr (c), 306 s D
Hayes Robert (c), 511 e First
Kennedy H B (c), 403 s Graham
Lawing R E (c), 709 s B
Long H A (c) 505 s C
Rivers Anthony (c), 401 w Hill
White W M (c), 32 n College
Washington John (c), cor e First & C
Gunsmiths and Locksmiths.
Goodman Robert, 16 w Trade
Oxenham W H, 201 n Tryon
Willmann A R, 34 n Tryon
Hardware.
Brown, Weddington & Co, 29 e Trade
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BURWELL & DUNN'S.
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Wholesale and Retail
Cor. Trade and College Sts.
Charlotte, N. C.
Druggists.
COMMERCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL.
Hammond & Justice, 30 e Trade
Moore Richard, 32 e Trade
Harness Manufacturers.
Osborne Peter A, 10 e Trade
Shaw Wm E & Co, 38 e Trade
Hats and Caps.
Davis E M, 15-17 n Tryon
Dixon C A & Co, 15 e Trade
Kaulman W & Co, cor Central Hotel
Mover & Co 36 e Trade
Prgram M P jr, 36 s Tryon
'Pharr & Long, 42 s Tryon
Hotels.
Buford Hotel. G W Kitte'le prop, 39 s Tryon
Central Hotel, Eccles & Bryan prop, 7 S Tryon
Charlotte Hotel. W J Brown prop, 28 n Tryon.
Dodge House, Mrs E R Dodge prop, 28 s Tryon
Mansion House. J C Boyte prop, 205 vv Trade.
Ice.
Anthony & Bryce, 241 e Trade
Insurance.
B em & Co, 18 s Trade, represent the Equitable Life As-
surance Society of New York
The D. A. Tump kins Company Install all kinds of
Electric Light Plants.
Butl C N G & Co (tire), 35 e Trade, represent the following
companies: Commercial Union. London; Connecticut,
Hartford; Fire Association, Phil2delphia; Hamburg-
Bremen, Hamburg; Providence-Washingtou, Massachu-
setts; Sun Fire, London; Springfielc Fire and Marine,
Springfield, Mass
Church & Lane : General Agents N. Y. Life Insurance Co.,
206 s Tryon
Cochrane R E, 32 s Tryon, represents the following com-
panies: /Etna Fire Ins Co of Hartford, Conn; Germania
Fire Ins Co of New York; Home Fire Ins Co of New
York; Hartford Fire Ins Co of Hartford, Conn; Imperial
Fire Ins Co of England; N B & M Ins Co of England;
Northern Assurance Co of England; Phcenix Ins Co of
Brooklyn; Phcenix Ins Co of Hartford, Conn; N. Y.
Underwriters Agencv ot New York; Travellers Ins Co
of Hartiord; U S Lloyds of New York
Drayton & Co, 41 e Trade, represent the following com-
panies: Queen fire Ins Co of England; Scottish Union
and Nat Fire Ins Co ot England; London Assurance Co
of England; Southern Ins Co of New Orleans, La;
Orient Fire Ins Co of Hartford, Conn; St. Paul Fire &
M Ins Co of St Paul, Minn; Provident Savings Life Ins
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and Insurance Co, Hartford, Conn
Ethridge C M, 4 n Tryon, represents the following- com-
panies: Norwich Union Fire Society of England; North-
western Mutual Life Insurance Co of Milwaukee, Wis.
Haughton, Thos H (Fire, Life and Accident), 4 n Tryon.
Hutchison Dr E Nye, 4 n Tryon. represents the following
companies: Georgia Home Ins Co of Columbus, Ga;
Royal Fire Ins Co of England; London & Lancashire
Ins Co ol England; Western Assurance Co of Toronto,
Canada; Ins Co of N A, Philadelphia; Rochester Ger-
man Ins Co of Rochester, N Y; Va F & M Ins Co of
Richmond, Va; Niagara Fire Ins Co of New York.
Nash Fred, 301 n Tryon, represents the L & L & G Ins
Co of England, and the Lancashire Fire Ins Co.
Ironworks. (See Foundries and Machine Shops.)
Jewellers.
Boyne & Badger, 4 s Tryon
Butler Jno T, 11 n Tryon
Elliott S J & Co, 213 w Trade
Farrior John, 3 n Tryon
Hales & Tolar, 8 n Tryon
Speck J O. 9 w Trade
THE BUFORD HOTEL,
Terms : $2. to $2.50 per day.
Is essentially adapted to the requirements of
traveling commercial men, whose patronage is
earnestly solieitcd. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
GEORGE W. KITTELLE, Lessee and Proprietor
Fourth and R & D R R
Job Printers.
Charlotte Chronicle Pub Co, 45 e Trade
DeCamp E H, under First Nat Bank, s Tryon
Hirst Printing and Publishing Co, 212 e Trade
Voyler J A, 25 e Trade, up stairs.
Knitting Mills.
Jones & Lockwood, proprietors, w
Laundries.
Heep Lung, 225 s Tryon
Sing Lewis, 39 s Tryon
Livery Stables.
Davidson & Griffin, 233 e Trade
Lee R A & Co, 15 n College
Wadsworth J W, 222-224 n Tryon
Lumber.
Beaman W T, n A bet Eighth and Ninth
Crowell A H, 22 n College
Summerville A C, 300 e Trade
Machinery.
Brem & Co, 18 e Trade
Liddell & Co, 901 e Trade
Mecklenburg Iron Works (John Wilkes, mgr), 512 w Trade
Shannonhouse & Co. 47 s College
D EM-EMBER I AM TAKING ROOFING AT LOW PRIGES.^ r
JA 9 J. N. McCAUSLAND, 209 South Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C.
TjRUGS, CHEMICALS,^ sjz rj^i^ PATENT MEDICINE ?
U Cor. Trade & College Sts. V ' + J J ^ CHARLOTTE, N. C. U
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Talbott & Sons (G S Johnson, mgr), 43 s College
Tompkins Co, The D A, 36-38 s College
Marble Works.
Johnson & Elliott, 235-237 w Trade
Morse R H & Son, 210 s Tryon
Mattress Manufacturers.
Andrews E M, 16 w Trade, factory cor w Sixth and n
Church
Millersham John C, rear 319 n Tryon
Millinery.
Baruch H, 12-14 w Trade
Davis E M & Co, 15-17 n Tryon
Newcomb Mrs S and G, 24 w Trade
Query Mrs P & Co, 20 w Trade
Seigle, T L & Co, iiw Trade
Mineral Waters.
Valer C & Co, 5 e Fifth
West T W, 230 e Trade
Mining Expert.
Warren S J, 406 n Tryon
Mining Supplies.
Mecklenburg Iron Works (John Wilkes, mgr), 512 w Trade
1 he D. A. 'lompkins Company,- Constructing and
Contracting Engineers, Charlotte, N. C.
Musical Instruments.
Andrews EM, 16 w Trade
Baker's Music House (Wm Baker, prop), 204 s Tryon
Musicians.
Charlotte Brass Band, at Baker's Music House
Charlotte String Band, 12 e Trade
Newspapers.
Charlotte Chronicle (daily and weekly), Chronicle Pub Co
pro; Robert Haydn, mgr, 45 e Trade
Daily News (evening), Wade H Harris, prop, 1 w Trade,
up stairs
Charlotte Democrat (weekly), Strong & Christian, props,
34 e Trade
Mecklenburg Times (weekly), Jerome Dowd, pro, 40 e
Trade
Oil Manufacturers.
Oliver Oil Co (cotton seed), Thos M Belk, mgr; office and
mills, 605-7 w Ninth
Standard Oil Co (petroleum), James Malona, special agent,
n end n Johnston
Painters.
Monroe J G, 205 w Trade
Pritchett C S, 800 n Graham
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CHARLOTTE KNITTING MILLS.
COTTON SEED OIL MILLS.
T. L. SEIGLE & CO.
DEALERS IN
FINE DRESS GOODS AND IMPORTED
DRESS NOVELTIES
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Mourning Goods of Every Discription
11 West Trade Street DRESS MAKERS
W. H, JORDAN & CO.
'harmaceutical Iheniists
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, SODA WATER,
FINE DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES
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JERSEY DAIRY
DEPOT :
228 North Tryon Street
$• MILK $
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BOYCE & CO.
Installment House
227 East Trade Street, Charlotte, N. C.
Furniture, Clocks, Lamps, Pictures, Carpets, etc., etc.
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Fine Perfumery, Soaps, Sponges
CHAW.OTTB, N. C.
COMMERCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL.
Siler Adam, 215 w Fourth
Stone Monroe, 630 s Mint
Turner R B, 8oi~s Mint
Wynne C W 50" n Trvon
Paints, Oil and Glass.
Beck R T & Co, 200 e Trade
Burwell & Dunn, 2 s Tryon
Charlotte Paint and Oil House, C P Wheeler, supt. 16 e
Trade
Jordan R H & Co, 2 n Tryon
Wilson Drug Co (The), 20 e Trade
Paper Dealers, Wholesale.
Blakey R E cor n College and e Trade
Hirst Printing and Pub Co, 212 e Trade
Paper Manufacturers.
Tiddy W & R N; mills, Lincolnton, N C; Charlotte office,
22 s Trvon
Patent Medicines.
Kiestler R S, 32 s College
Mullen W N, 410 s Church
Southern Chemical Co, F A Savin, mgr, 213 w Tiade
Photographers.
Baumgarten H, 7 w Trade
'1 he D. A. Tompkins Company Control Hill Auto-
matic Sprinkler in the South.
VanNess J H. 21 n Tryon
Physicians and Surgeons.
Alexander Annie L, 214 s Tryon
Bvers I W, 4 w Trade
Gibbon R, 215 n Tryon
Gibbon R L, 215 n Tryon
G'aham Geo W, 7 w Trade
Graham Joseph, 7 e Trade
Hinman R E (homoeopathic), 17 e Trade
Jones Simmons B, 412 s Tryon
McCombs I P, 21 n Tryon
• Mei^enheimer C A, 9 n Tryon
O'Donoghue D, 20 e Trade
Register EC, 24 e Trade
Wilder H M (county physician), 3 w Trade, up stairs
V\ illiams J S (c), 24 vv Trade
Planing Mills.
Ahrens F W, cor s College and e second
Asbury Josiah, n w cor n A and e Fifth
Asbury & Finger, secor n A and e Fifth
Plumbers.
DeMolineu H P & Co, 5 n Tryon
Willmann A R, 34 n Tryon
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G. VALER & GO,
Soda and Mineral
Fine Ginprer Ales, Etc.
FIFTH STHEET.
Water Factory.
Charlotte, N. C.
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Miller Jno W & Co, 249 e Trade
Printers Rollers and Roller Composition.
Gowdy N D, Foreman Hirst Printing Co, 212 e Trade
Publishers. (See also newspapers.)
Hirst Printing and Pub Co, 212 e Trade
Southern Newspaper Union, 205 s College
Quarry.
City Rock Quarry. S S Strickland, supt, R & D R R, bet
e First and Stonewall
Railroads.
Associated Railways of Virginia and the Carolinas, joint
agency; Thos C fames, agent, 17 e Trade
Charlotte Street Railway Co, E K P Osborne, pres; I H
Wilson, supt. Cars run from 7 a m to 10 p m. Leave
Independence Square every 20 minutes, running north,
south, east, and west to city boundary. Fare 5 cents.
Office 4 w Trade,
Carolina Central Railroad Company, John M Robinson,
pres; John C Winder, gen mgr; L C Jones, supt; John
H Sharp, treas; F W Clark, gen ;'rt and pass agt; S M
Howell, auditor; W F Williams, paymaster; W H Allen,
master transportation. Pass depot n end n Tryon. J
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1 Charlotte, N. C.
Is regarded as one of the best South— Its rooms
especially are commended for the ex-
cellence of its beds and furniture. Table
unsurpassed. Geo.W. Kittelle, Prop'r.
G Baskerville, ticket agent. Freight depot cor e Trade
and A. K S Finch, agent
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company, Geo S Scott,
pres, New York; T M R Talcott, 1st vice pres, Rich-
mond, Va; A B Andrews, 3d vice pres, Raleigh, N C;
Peyton Randolph, gen mgr, Washington, D C; Jas L
Taylor, gen pass agt, Washington, D C. Passenger
depot, w Trade and R and D R R; local agent, A L
Smith. Freight depot, A st, bet Second and Third
Real Estate.
Cochrane, R E, 32 s Tryon
Davidson, E L B, room 6 15 e Trade
Gaither, T H, 200 s College
Restaurants.
Gresham, C, R & D passenger depot
Cogbill, Eugene, 25 e Trade, up stairs
Taylor, William 22 w Trade
Willis, J H, 37 W Trade
Roofing.
Garibaldi, Thos, 31 w Trade
Haynes, Edward, 315 s Mint
Hicks, Francis A, 6 e Trade
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N. McCausland is an expert
^ATE AND TIN ROOFER.
209 South Tryon Street,
Charlotte.
Paints, Oils.
R. T. BECK & CO.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Glass, Putty.
COMMERCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL.
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McCausland, J N, 209 s Tryon
Davidson, John C (c), 219 e Trade
Sash and Blinds. (See Doors, Sash and Blinds.)
Saloons.
Alexander & Bixby, 17 s Tryon
Arndt, Rudolph, Cenlral Hotel
Buchanan, W F, 201 w Trade
Buford Hotel, Geo W Kittelle, propr
Hand & Bowles, 38 n Tryon
Kirk & Hunter, 41 w Trade
McCorkle, John, 27 w Trade
Snider & Timmons. 26 n Tryon
Springs, J C, 29 vv Trade
West. C C, 224 e Trade
Schools and Colleges.
Charlotte Female Institute, Rev W R Atkinson, Principal,
616 n College
Carter, W F, 210 n B
Macon School, W A Barrier, principal, cor n Poplar and w
Sixth
St. Mary's Convent, cor s Tryon and Stonewall; under the
supervision of Sisters ot Mercy; Sister Mary Catherine,
superioress
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Westing house
Electric Lights in the South.
City Graded Schools (see page 19)
Sewing Machines.
Moore, Richd, 32 e Trade and 205 s Tryon
Singer Manlg Co, M J McDuffie, manager, 8 n Tryon
Shoemakers.
Cates, Vincent, 10 e Trade
Henshaw, John W, 6 e Trade
Holt & Hodge, 214 n Tryon
Julian, Robert E, 300 n Tryon
McKane, Paul, 31 n Tryon
Roediger, Chas, 21 s Tryon
Wentz, Valentine, 408 n A
Clark, Rufus (c), 6 s Church
Gaffney, Marcellus (c) 5 s Church •
Grier, Joseph (c), 231 w Trade
Huskey, John (c) 6 s Church
Hyde, W L (c), 6 s Church
McCaw, J A (c), 29 w Fourth
Pharr. Lee (c), 217 s Tryon
Ray, James (c), 6 s Church
Shepherd, Marshall (c) 6 s Church
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Seed. BURWELL & DUNN, Wholesale and Retail.
IV. I. DcCK (X L/0. Cor. Trade and College Sts. JUrUyyloLb.
Charlotte, JM. C.
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Carolina Spoke and Handle Works, J H Carson, president;
Carson Bros, managers; AT&ORRnrw Twelfth
Stereotypers.
Hirst Printing and Publishing Company, 212 e Trade
Safes.
Brem & Co, 18 e Trade
Stoves and Tinware.
Garibaldi, Thomas, 31 w Trade
McCausland, J N, 209 s Tryon
Moore, Richard, 32 e Trade and 205 s Tryon
Tailors.
Lichtenstein. Michael, 9 n Tryon
Mensing, H C, 6 w Trade
Phillips, J S, 36 s Trvon
Vogel, John, 27 n Tryon
Telegraph.
Western Union Telegraph Co, R C Thompson, manager,
1 1 s Tryon
Telephone.
Southern Bell Telephone Co, 4 w Trade
Theatres.
Academy of Music, Nat Gray, mg'r and propr, 309 w Trade
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Smith & Vaile
Oil Machinery in the South.
Opera House, 211 s Tryon
Undertakers.
Andrews $: Co., 14 s Tryon
Nichols, Burgess, 17 w Trade
Veterinary Surgeon.
Pounden, P C, Wadsworth's Stables
Wagons.
Burroughs, Jno C, 43 s College
Piedmont Wagon Co, 51 s College
Shannonhouse, J G & Co, 41 s College
Wearn W S, 302 n Tryon
Waterworks.
Charlotte City Waterworks Co. west cor College and Trade,
second floor; R J Brevard, pres; E B Springs, treas; D
P Hutchison, sec andsupt.
Wines and Liquors, Wholesale.
Badger, O W, 205 e Trade
Buchanan, W F, 204 e Trade (Geo W Norman, manager),
and 201 w Trade
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FURNITURE for Parlor and Library, Furniture
for Chamber and Kitchen, Furniture all Qualities and
Prices. 16 W. Trade St., Charlotte, N. C.
MUGS, GH EMICALS,#^|i ec L^g PATENT MEDICINE ?
i) Cor. Trade & College Sts. ± ' J ^>J CHARLOTTE, N. C.
General Directory- White.
ABERNATHY Miss Emma, r 607 s Mint
Abernatliy Mrs Isabella, r 607 s Mini.
Abernathy John W, Master Blacksmith Mecklenburg Iron
Works, r 515 n Poplar
Abernathy Mrs J W, r 515 n Poplar
Abernathy Miss Lizzie, r 419 w Hill
Abernathy Miss Lundy, r s side C C & A R R bet Poplar and
Mint
Abernethy Mrs J W, r 401 n Church
Ada Mfg Company, J L Brown, pres; J J Gormlev, sec and
treas; n end n Smith
Adams C C Ross & Adams, r S03 s Tryon
Adams C Lee, telegraph lineman, r Swinson House
Adams Mrs C Lee, r Swinson House
Adams C L, fish and oysters, 38 n Tryon, r 311 s Poplar
Adams Mrs H S, r 311 s Poplar
Adams Mrs I M, r 803 s Tryon
Adams James A, plasterer, r 311 s Poplar
Adams J F, r Greenville
Adams J J, chief elk P O, r 400 n Graham
Adams John S, pal tern maker M I Wks, r 311 s Poplar
Adams Mrs J W, r 400 n Graham
Adams Lee, painter, r 19 n Poplar
Adams L F, paint r, r Greenville
Ahrens F W, planing mills cor s College and e Second, r 202 n
Tryon
Albright, J D, traveling salesman, r 514 e Ninth
Alexander Dr Annie L, r 214 s Trvon
Alexander & Bixby, saloon, 15 s Tryon
Alexander Miss A L r 400 w Trade
Alexander Benjamin, book agt, r 404 s Tryon
Alexander Bros, groceries, Soo w Third
Alexander Miss Bessie, r 404 n Graham
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R. E. Blakey C. 0. D. Paper House
207 E. TRADE STREET, CHARLOTTE, N.C.
Carry the LARGEST LINE of Flat and Ruled
I I I I I I I I I I I t< I I I I I I I I II I I II I I II I I I I I I I I I 1 i I II II I I I I I
PAPERS
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IN THE CITY.
PRINTERS AND OTHERS WHO LSE HILL HEADS, 1 ETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS,]
ENVELOPES, CARDS, TAGS, WEDDING INVITATIONS,
BOOK, NEWS OK COVER PAPERS. OR ANY KIND OF FLAT OR RULED PAPERS, WILL FIND
MY STOCK LARGE AND VARIED AND MY PRICES LOW.
R. E. Blakey Printing House
207 E. TRADE STREET, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
TARES THE LEAL FOR GOOD WORK
s ATJlJWJ^RJ£ES
this house is well equipped with ale the new and latest styles of types,
presses, etc.. and do the very finest class of book.
pamphlet and job printing
None but Experienced Workmen E mployed Full Count and Honest Work
J ^~You make a mistake if you don't get my prices before placing your orders"^^
The Wilson Drug Company
INCORPORATED
W. M. Wilson , President
I. F. Carlton, Sec. & Treaa.
IS.
WE DO A GENERAL DRUG BUSINESS AND DEAL IN
EVERYTHING APPERTAINING TO
OUR LINE, INCLUDING
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass,
Paint Brushes, etc.
20 East Trade Street, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
PRODUCERS AND REFINERS OF PETROLEUM
CHARLOTTE, N. C. AGENCY
112° STANDARD Otl
150 WATER WHITE OIL
FIRE PROO F (Best Oil Made)
WE ALSO HAVE IN STOCK ALL GRADES OF GASOLINES AND LUBRICATING OILS
PLEASE WRITE US FOR PRICES
Office and Warehouse:
C. C. R. H. near W. Eleventh St.
ewfotte, 91. e.
Asbury & Finger
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
300 E. FIFTH and 503 E. TRADE STREETS
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF ORNAMENTAL AND HAND-MADE WORK IN VARIOUS DESIGNS
MARGOLTOBj&CO.
BAGGING AND TIES
CHARLOTTE, N, C.
Manufacturers of Spliced Cotton Ties and Wholesale Dealers in Bagging
Warerooms: 2d St.'near K. & D. Freight Depot. P. O. Box 104
RT Dr(M7 Q Pfl F' ne Perfumery, Soaps, Sponges
, 1, DhVlX (1 bUi and Brushes.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — WHITE.
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Alexander Miss Bessie A, r 19 w Seventh
Alexander Mrs C F, r 707 n D
Alexander C L, Hoflman & Alexander, dentist, r 19 w Seventh
Alexander Mrs C L, r 19 w Seventh
Alexander C W, grocer, 301 n Graham, r 304 e Sixth
Alexander Mrs C W, r 304 e Sixth
Alexander Miss Ellie, r 19 w Seventh
Alexander Mrs FA, r 215 s Graham
Alexander F D, clerk T L Alexander & Co, r 512 n Graham
Alexander Mrs Gussie, r 404 s Tryon
Alexander Harrison, Alexander Bros, r Matthews, N C
Alexander J K, Alexander Bros, r 800 w Third
Alexander Miss Jennie J, r 314 w Fifth
Alexander Jasper, Alexander Bros, r Victor row
Alexander Miss Jane, r 604 n Tryon
Alexander Mrs Jane, 307 n Tryon
Alexander James F, elk R B Alexander & Co, r 403 n Pine
Alexander Mrs J F, r 403 n Pine
Alexander John B, elk R H Jordan & Co, r 314 w Fifth
Alexander John H, Alexander & Bixby, r 12 w Sixth
Alexander John W, elk Charlotte Clothing Manfg Company, r
19 w Seventh
Alexander L G, r 403 n Pine
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Westinghouse
Engines in the South.
Alexander Mrs Lizzie, r Victor row
Alexander Miss Lucy P, teacher at Graded School, r 214 w Fifth
Alexander Mack, elk Piedmont Wagon Co, r 12 w Sixth
Alexander Mrs M E, r 512 n Graham
Alexander Mrs Mary, r 12 w Sixth
Alexander Miss Mary, r 314 w Fifth
Alexander Miss M S, r 400 w Trade
Alexander Mrs M W, r 404 n Graham
Alexander Mrs Minnie, r 14 e Morehead
Alexander Miss Minnie, r 304 e Sixth
Alexander Mrs N O, r 800 w Third
Alexander Miss Nola, r 19 w Seventh
Alexander Peter, r 318 w Ninth
Alexander Richard, wks Alpha Mills, r 914 n Tryon
Alexander Mrs R. r 914 n Tryon
Alexander R B & Co, grocers, 309 n Tryon
Alexander R B, R B Alexander & Co, r 307 n Tryon
Alexander Miss R Eva, r 304 e Sixth
Alexander Miss Sallie, r 19 \v Seventh
Alexander Mrs S A C, r 314 w Fifth
Alexander Samuel, r 31 s Tryon
Alexander S L & Co, druggists, 207 w Trade
Alexander S L, S L Alexander & Co, r 205 w Trade
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First Class FURNITURE HOUSE. Give him a
call. 16 W. Trade Street, Charlotte, N". C.
fn-rf'nnT'BTinTirinnR'n Beer Bottling- Establishment.
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Alexander T L & Co, drygoods, notions, &c, 13 w Trade
Alexander T L, T L Alexander & Co, r 512 n Giaham
Alexander Walter, Seigle & Co, r 14 e Morehead
Alexander Wm C, traveling salesman, r 404 w Fifth
Alexander Mrs W C, r 404 w Fifth
Alexander W S, barkeeper, r 215 s Graham
Allen D E, salesman Brown, Weddington & Co., r Central
Hotel
Badham H A, lawyer, r 214 s Myers
Barnes Bennett, r Central Hotel
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Allison Mrs Minnie, r 211 e Seventh
Allison T A, yard dispatcher, r 500 n A
Allison Mrs T A, r 500 n A
Allison T C, brickmason, r 810 s Tryon
Anderson David H, teller Com Nat Bank, r 508 n Graham
Anderson J R, moulder, Liddell Co, r 205 n Myers
Anderson Mrs LJ, r 400 n Graham
Anderson Mrs Sallie S, r 512 n Graham
Anderson Mrs S F, r 205 n Myers
Andrews & Co, undertakers, 14 s Tryon
CHARLOTTE, N. C. Conrad Lipscomb, Chief Clerk,
long connected with the Hotels of Charlotte, giv«s
greeting to his friends, and invites them one and all
THE BUFORD HOTEL
to call upon him, guaranteeing- them liberal and satisfactory treatment.
Andrews E M, furniture dealer, 16 w Trade, r 212 e Sixth
Andrews Fred, printer, r 204 e Fifth
Andrews Mrs Mary, r 212 e Sixth
Andrews Mrs SB, r 212 e Sixth
Andrews T W, traveling salesman, r 212 e Sixth
Anthony A A, carpenter, r 508 e Eleventh
Anthony & Bryce, coal and ice, 241 e Trade
Anthony Mrs C V, r 303 e Fifth
Anthony Mrs Ella, r 508 e Eleventh
Anthony Col J T, Anthony & Bryce, r 303 e Fifth
Archer Wm, express messenger C C R R, r 604 n Church
Archer Mrs Wm, r 604 n Church
Arledge Mrs J A, r 503 s Tryon
Arledge McD, commission merchant, 13 e Trade, r 503 s Tryon
Arledge R A, elk Smith & Durham, r 503 s Tryon
Arledge T D, r 503 s Tryo:,
Armstrong Miss Ellie M, r 409 s Tryon
Armstrong Miss Maggie, r 409 s Tryon
Armstrong Miss Lizzie, r 409 s Tryon
Armstrong } H, wks Charlotte Clothing Co, r 409 s Tryon
Armstrong Mrs J H, r 409 s Tryon
Arndt Rudolph, prop Central Hotel Saloon and Billiard Room,
r 206 n B
w.-Lj<2tufir)(a:r) <k fee.
Recognise no Competi-
tion out of New 1 ork.
They have Facilities
superior tn .ill *he smal i
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Paints, Oils.
R. T. BECK & CO.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Glass, Putty.
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Arndt Mrs R, r 206 n B
Asbury B E, cotton cutter, r 615 n B
Asbury Chas H, wks telephone exchange, r 615 n B
Asbury E Toscar, bk keeper John Calvert, r 215 e Fifth
Asbury & Finger, planing mills, cor n A and e Fifth
Asbury Eugene, cotton buyer, r 506 e Ninth
Asbury J Eldridge, elk John VanLandingham, r 615 n B
Asbury Josiah, contractor and builder and sash and blind fac-
tory, 213 e Fifth, r 215 e Fifth
Asbury Mrs Kate D, r 618 e Ninth
Asbury Mrs Luzene, r n E bet Eighth and Ninth
Asbury Mrs M E, r 215 e Fifth
Asbury Mrs M C, r 506 e Ninth
Asbury Miss Mary M. r 615 n B
Asburv Mrs Mary P, r 615 n B
Asbury Mrs Mattie A. r 213 e Fifth
Asbury O F, city firemarshal, r 215 e Fifth
Asbury Miss Sallie E, r 615 n B
Asbury S J, Asbury & Finger, r 213 e Fifth
Asiel L, elk S Wittskovvsky, r 233 s Tryon
Associated Railways of Virginia and the Carolinas, joint agency;
Thos C James, agent, 17 e Trade
Atkinson Geo, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
The D. A. Tompki,
s Company do all kinds of Steam
Heating.
Atkinson Mrs Laura, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
Atkinson Wm, telegraph operator, r 37 n Tryon
Atkinson Rev Wm R, principal Charlotte Female Institute,
616 n College
Atkinson Mrs \V R, r Chariotte Female Institute, 616 n College
Austin Miss E J, r 308 n Clarkson
Austin J D, grocer, 237 e Trade, r cor e Fourth and s East
Boundary
Austin Mrs J D, r cor Fourth and s East Boundary
Austin W H, lineman W U Tel, r Swinson House
Auten Mrs A E, r 509 n Pine
Auten C Y, yard hand R & D R R, r 302 n Poplar
Auten Mrs Mary A, r 302 n Poplar
Auten Mrs Julia E, r 802 w Fourth
Auten J W, section boss R & D R R, r 509 n Pine
Auten Saml J, wks R & D R R, r 802 w Fourth
Auten William D, elk A C Summerville, r 302 n Poplar
BABINGTON Mrs M I, 210 n Myers
Badger C L, traveling salesman, r 18 w Seventh
Badger O W, wholesale wines and liquors, 205 e Trade, r 18 w
Seventh
Badger Mrs O W, r 18 w Seventh
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MANUFACTURERS PRICES. THEIR TRADE IS SOLICITED.
BURWELL & DUNN, Wholesale Store 5 W. Trade St.
G. VALER & GO,
Soda and Mineral
Fine Ginger Ales, Etc.
FIFTH STRFF.T.
Water Factory.
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Bagwell Rev J T, r 406 s Church
Bagwell Mrs J T, r 406 s Church
Bailey Richard B, law student, r 311 n Church
Bailey W H, lawyer, room 13 Law Building, n Church, r 311 n
Church
Bailey Mrs W H, r 311 n Church
Baker A, laborer, r Greenville
Baker Miss Alice, r 601 e Seventh
Baker Mrs Alice E, r 215 w Eighth
Baker C M, grocery, 303 w Stonewall, r 305 w Stonewall
Baker Mrs Cyntnia, r 302 w Second
Baker Edward, wagoner, r 305 w Stonewall
Baker Miss Emma, wks Ada mill, r Greenville
Baker Mrs Jane, r Greenville
Baker John, mgr Baker's Music House, r 215 w Eighth
Baker John A, laborer, r 307 w Second
Baker Miss Jennie, r 303 e Ninth
Baker Julius A, carpenter, r 307 w Second
Baker Miss Lizzie, r 307 w Second
Baker Mrs M J. r 305 w Stonewall
Baker Mrs Mary, r 307 w Second
Baker S P, car inspector Rand D R R, r 302 w Second
Baker Thomas, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
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I T P RUFflR!) ITflTFT Solicits the patronage of old and 'new guests^-
Terms : $2. to $2.50 per day.
absolute satisfaction to all.
GEORCE W. KITTELLE. Lessee and Prop'r.
Charlotte, H. C.
Baker Prof Wm, Bakers Music House, r 215 w Eighth
Banks Arthur W, r 13 s B
Banks Oscar, wks Liddell Co, r 13 s B
Banks, Mrs Oscar, r 13 s B
Banker Miss Miss Ida, r 505 w Sixth
Barkell Richard, carpenter, r 509 w Seventh
Barnes J B, watchmaker, r 502 e Seventh
Barnes Miss Minnie, r 306 s College
Barnes Mrs M A, r 306 s College
Barnes W R, section master R and D R R, r 306 s College
Barnett, Bethune & Co, groceries, 21 e Tiade
Barnett B W, Barnett, Bethune & Co, r 309 w Fifth
Barnett Mrs B W, r 309 w Fifth
Barnett E L S, r 601 n Pine
Barnett G F, grocer, 315s B, r3i5sB
Barnett Mrs G F, r 315 s B
Barnett W M, r 701 w Trade
Barnett Mrs W M, r 701 w Trade
Barnhardt & Emery, grocery merchants, 604 w Trade
Barnhardt N A, Barnhardt & Emery, r 516 n Popular
Barnhardt Mrs N A, r 516 n Poplar
Barr Mrs C, seamstress, r 301 s Church
Barrett Mrs Sarah, seamstress, r 403 s Church
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J. N. McCausland, 209 S. Tryon St.,
R.T.Beck&Co.
Wholesale and Retail
Cor. Trade and College Sts.
Charlotte, N. C.
Druggists.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — WHITE.
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Barrier Capt W A, principal Macon School, r 604 n Tryon
Barringer M L, wood dea'er, r 703 n Giaham
Barringer Mrs M L. r 703 n Graham
Barringer Mrs Margan t L, r 411 n Tryon
Barringer Gen Rufus, r 411 n Tryon
Barrow Mrs Kale, r Oates' Row. 23 vv Fifth
Barrow R W, painter, r Oates' Row, 23 w Fifth
Barry James A, dairy, 228 n Tryon, r 600 e Ninth
Barry Mrs James A, r 600 e Ninth
Bartley John, wks city stables, r 12 s Church
Bartley Mrs RE, r 12 s Church
Bartley Thomas J, elk S M Howell, r 12 s Church
Baruch H, dry goods, 14 w Trade, r 506 s Tryon
Baruch Mrs H, r 506 s Tryon
Baruch Joe, elk H Baruch, r 406 s Trvon
Bason G F, attorney at law, room 16 Law Building, n Church, r
214 s Myers
Bason Mrs G F, r 214 s Myers
Bason Capt H A, conductor C, C & A R R, r 721 n College
Bason Mrs Mary F, r 721 n College
Bassinger Mrs Betty, nurse, r 205 w Trade
Bassinger Richard, nurse, r 205 w Trade
Baskerville J C, ticket agt C C R R, r 804 n B
'1 he D. A. Tompkins: Company Control Hill Auto-
matic Sprinkler in the South.
Baskerville Mrs J G, r 804 n B
Bastine Win, moulder Liddell Co, r 707 w Trade
Bastine Mrs Alicia, r 707 w Trade
Bates E L, elk W B Kidd, r 312 s Mint
Batts Mrs Alice, r 312 s Mint
Batts James, grocer, 10 w Palmer, r same
Baumgarten Mrs Bertha, r 300 s Church
Baumgarten H, photographer, 7 w Trade, r 300 s Church
Baumgarten Moses, bkkeeper Evening News, r 300 s Church
Baumgarten Miss Rosa, r 300 s Church
Beall A J, commission merchant 9 e Trade (basement), r 313 s
Church
Beall Mrs A J, r 313 s Church
Beama:i W T, lumber dealer, A and e Ninth, r 17 e Seventh
Beaman Mrs W T, r 17 e Seventh
Beattie A M, grocer 416 e Seventh, r 414 e Seventh
Bealtie Mrs A M, r 4 1 4 e Seventh
Beattie Miss Dove M, r 308 e Trade
Beattie Mrs Ellen, r 411 e Seventh
Beattie Mrs Jane, seamstress, r 710 s Church
Beattie J F, saddle maker, r 411 e Seventh
Beattie Mrs Robt A, r4i2 <-. Ninth
Beattie Robert A, grocer 414 e Ninth, 4r 12 e Ninth
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FURNITURE fur Parlor and Library, Furniture
for Chamber and Kitchen, Fun i'.ure all Qualities and
Prices. 16 W. Trade St., Charlotte, N. C.
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Beattie S W, carpenter, r 700 e Seventh
Beattie Mrs Alice, r 700 e Seventh
Beattie Miss Addie, seamstress, r 406 w Second
Bechtler Augustus C N, carpenter, r 607 e Seventh
Bechtler Mrs J A, seamstress, r 607 e Seventh
Bechtler Mrs Lizzie, r 607 e Seventh
Bechtler Miss Margaret Annie Sophia, r 707 e Seventh
Beck Miss Marie, cook, r 300 s Church
Beck R T & Co, drugs, 200 e Trade
Beck R T, R T Beck & Co, r 28 e Trade (up stairs)
Belk Thomas M, mgr Oliver Oil Co, 605 w Ninth, r cor Church
and Eleventh
Belk S E, r Buford Hotel
Belk Mrs Thomas M, r cor Church and Eleventh, Dr Parker
Bell Madame, 412 e Third, cor C
Betts M A, wks Elliott & Marsh, r 304 e Fifth
Bennett Mrs Belle, r 615 e Seventh
Bennett J T, grocer, 636 s Mint, r 636 s Mint
Bennett J A, wks F W Ahrens, r 204 s Myers
Bennett Mrs Lucy, r 307 w Seventh
Bennett Mrs M C, r 204 s Myers
Bennett Mrs M L, r 636 s Mint
Bennett W F, butcher, r 615 e Seventh
mRTTPflRn ITfiTPT charlotte,- n. c. s-s
D'lrUIiJJ klV l LiUi Headquarters for Commercial Men and Tourists
Terms : $2.00 to $3.50 Per Day. AT\fi tit T/TTV^DTTD
S^ LESSEE AND PROP'R. Ill/U. W. XVl 1 1 lyiyi/X/.
Benoir Lawrence, bds 213 n Graham
Benson Mrs L E, r 502 e Fifth
Benson Miss Lilly, elk T L Seigle & Co, r 502 e Fifth
Berryhill A, elk R M White & Co, r 507 n Poplar
Berryhill Ernest W, bookkeeper R Moore, r over Garibaldi's
store
Berryhill Mrs E J, r 309 w Stonewall
Berryhill J S, elk W G Berryhill, 309 w Stonewall
Berryhill J S, carpenter, r 309 w Stonewall
Berryhill Mrs M L, r 507 n Poplar
Berryhill Miss M V, r 309 w Stonewall
Berryhill Mrs A J, r 407 n Church
Berryhill W G, grocery, 237 w Trade,
BethuneJB, Barnett, Beihune, & Co,
Bethune Mrs J B, r 11 N Clarkson
Bias J R, clerk W F Buchanan, r 209 w Fourth
Bias Mrs Maggie, r 209 w Fourth
Bias Robert, elk W F Buchanan, r 209 w Fourth
Bibberstein R C, draughtsman M I Works, r e Fifth
Bigelow Paul, draughtsman D A Tompkins Co, r Buford Hotel
Biggart Joseph, tailor J S Phillips, bds 211 w Third
Biggart Miss Mary C, r 706 n D
Biegers Mrs E J, r 315 w Seventh
r 407 n Church
run Clarkson
W. KADFMAN & G0,fca*»*?!fe
MUGS, CHEMICALS^ nz g eg Lj)g PATENT MEDICINE ?
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Biggs Ella, r 507 s B
Biggs J W, piano tuner, r 507 s B
Billeter Mary, r 407 e Second
Bissell Miss Nora, r 704 s C
Bixby } A, r 12 e Morehead
Bixby Mrs Minnie, r 12 e Morehead
Black Chas A, mdse broker, r 506 e Seventh
Black J T, wks Elliott & Marsh, r 914 n Tryon
Black Mrs Leila M, r 506 e Seventh
Black Miss Nora, r 404 s Mint
Black Mrs Sallie, r n Tryon nr n Boundary
Black Samuel, r n Tryon nr n Boundary
Black Thomas, r n Tryan nr n Boundary
Blackwelder C B, night foreman Oliver Oil Co, r 607 w Seventh
Black welder E F, elk E L Martin, r 607 w Seventh
Blackwelder C L, tinsmith, r 305 s Tryon
Blackwelder L A, policeman R and D passenger depot, r 607
w Seventh
Blackwelder Mrs L A, r 607 w Seventh
Blackwelder Mrs Laura, dressmaker 305 e Trade, r 305 e Trade
Blackwelder Miss M, r 607 w Seventh
Blackwelder Miss M L, r 607 w Seventh
Blackwelder W L, elk Bonney & Co, r 9 n Poplar
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Westinghouse
Electric Lights in the South.
Blair B L, engineer C C R R. r 14 n Cedar
Blair Mrs B L, r 14 n Cedar
Blaisdell T C, teacher; r 309 e Trade
Blakey R E, wholesale paper dealer, 207 e Trade, r 210 e Fifth
Blakey Mrs R E, r 210 e Fifth
Blanchard A }, grocer, n Graham Extension
Bland M A, dentist, 21 n Tryon, r 21 n Tryon
Blanks Miss M L, r 404 w Trade
Blankenship W A, delivery elk So Ex Co, r 200 s Tryon
Bloom Mrs Carrie, bds 402 w Trade
Bloom Henry, bookkeeper Liddell Co, r 808 w Trade
Bloom Mrs Mary, r 808 w Trade
Blum D, junk dealer, 317 e Trade, r 302 s Church
Blum Miss Hennie, elk Racket Store, r 302 s Church
Blum Miss Ray, r 302 s Church
Blum Mrs R, r 302 s Church
Bonney FPL, grocery merchant, 25 n Tryon, r 209 w Eighth
Bonney Mrs FPL, r 209 w Eighth
Bonney & Co, grocers, 25 n Tryon
Boon A G, engineer C C R R, r 511 n Church
Boon Mrs Mattie L, r 511 n Church
Boon Walter W, fireman C C R R, r 511 n Church
Bost N A, works Elliott & Mar-h, bds 214 e Seventh
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Bowen Miss Laura, r 808 w Trade
Bowen Mrs W K, r 205 w Fourth
Boyce & Co, furniture, 227 e Trade
Boyce Mrs M H, r 310 s College
Boyce S C, Boyce & Co, r 310 s College
Boyd Miss Augusta, r 231 s Try on
Boyd B P, boarding house, r 231 s Tryon
Boyd, Mrs D P. r 231 s Tryon
Boyd Miss Emma, r 231 s Tryon
Boyci Miss Ida, r 231 s Tryon
Boyd Miss Sue, r 231 s Tryon
Boyd Wm M, bkkeeper R M Miller & Co, r 231 s Tryon
Boyne & Badger, jewelers, 4 s Tryon
Boyne J S, Boyne & Badger, r Central Hotel
Boyte Archer M, contractor, r 711 s A
Boyte Mrs Hannah, r 711 s A
Boyte J C, prop Mansion House, r 205 w Trade
Boyte John M, elk Racket store, r 205 w Trade
Boyte Mrs L M, r 200 s Church
Boyte Wm F, clerk S Wittkowsky, r 205 w Trade
Boyte Mrs L J, r 205 w Trade
Boyte T L, carpenter and yrocer, 200 s Church, r 200 s Church
TUV RTTVnDTl TJflTVT Is personally conducted by the undersigned
Uu DU-L\Jl\U LIU I Liu. Lessee and Proprietor. Formerly proprietor
ol leading- and well known Southern and Northern fVTT APT f\T^PU M P
Resort Hotels. GEORGE W. kittelle, bflfmlyUl IXviU.W.
Bradley Mrs S M, r 816 n Graham
Bradshaw Col C W, elk R Moore, r 308 s Church
Bradshaw Mrs C W, boarding house, 308 s Church
Brady Archibald, bkkeeper First Nat Bank
Brantley Cordy F, carpenter, r 208 n Clarkson
Brantley M N, r 208 n Clarkson
Brantly Mrs Nancy, r 20S n Clarkson
Bray Mrs N A, r 215 w Eighth
Brem & Co, insurance, machinery and safes 18 e Trade
Brem Miss Florence, r 306 w Trade
Brem Mrs M A, r 603 n Tryon
Brem Walter, r 306 w Trade
Brem Mrs Walter, r 306 w Trade
Brenizer Capt A G, cashier Com Nat Bank, r 206 n C
Brenizer Mrs A G, r 206 n C
Brevard Dr Robert J, r 306 s Tryon
Brevard Mrs Mary, r 306 s Tryon
Brevard Mrs Caroline, r 306 s Tryon
Brewer Mrs Caroline, r southern suburbs nr Rudisill mine
Brewer Mrs Charlotte, r 227 w Vance
Brewer Fannie, seamstress, r nr cotton compress
Brewer Raleigh, carpenter, r 227 w Vance
Brick Walter, foreman Elliott & Marsh, r 403 e Ninth
E7 For Churches and other large buildings a
J>UPr>accs Specialty. J. N. MoCausland. 209 S. Tryon St.
THE CHARLOTTE
Street Railway Comp'y
K. P. OSBORNE
PRESIDENT
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SUPERINTENDENT
Office 4 W. "Trade Street
T ( Independence Square at 7 o'clock
L/Cll S IvCcl V C ' ever y morning and every 20 min-
[ utes thereafter until 10 o'clock p.m.
Returning
Leave the R. & D. Passenger Depot,
Carolina Central Depot, Morehead
Street, and Liddell Company's Ma-
chine shops respectively at 7:10 a.m.
and every 20 minutes thereafter
until 9:50 p. m.
Cars Meet
All passenger trains coming in or
leaving the city, from 7 a. m. to 10
o'clock p. m.
Baggage Delivered at Reasonable Rates Along the Line of the Road
ELLIOTT & MARS
$ furniture Manufacturers , $
OFFICE AND FACTORY, 220 EAST 8TH STREET
Our product consists of medium grade of goods, and we challenge the world, in durability
and finish. We use exclusively Hardwood for our Bed Posts which makes them more durable.
Encourage home enterprise. Illustrated Catalogues furnished on applicaticn. We guarantee
satisfaclion, We sell only to the trade. Do not retail.
ELLIOTT & MARSH.
J. G. SHANNONHOUSj
Junius W. Hayes.
J, G. SHANNONHOUSE & GO,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GRASS AND
FIELD SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, AND
GENERAL FARM SUPPLIES.
Tennessee Farm and other Spring Wagons
47 S. COLLEGE STREET, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
A. C. STIMMERVILLE,
@- — LEADING DEALEE IN — ■©
Lumber, Laths, Shingles,
Lime, Sash, Blinds, Doors, Floor-
ing, Ceiling, and all kinds of
Dressed Lumber.
300 East Trade Street and N. C. R. R., Charlotte, N. C.
PAINTING AND KALSOMINING
PlAPlElRNHIMNlGIIINIG
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STRICTLY ^IRSTjCLASS WORK
Orders from outside the city will receive prompt attention
C. S. PRITCHETT,
Office and Residence, 800 N. Graham Street, Charlotte, N. C.
E, T. BEGK & GO.
Fine Perfumery,
and Brushes.
Soaps, Sponges
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — WHITE.
Brick Mrs Phcebe. r 403 e Ninth
Bridgers Frank N, carpenter, r 634 s Mint
Bridgers Mrs Lilly, r 634 s Mint
Briard Chas F, r 810 n Church
Briard Miss Nettie, elk Racket Store, r 601 e Seventh
Briard Miss Nettie D, r 601 e Seventh
Brix Flora, r 219 n Try on
Brix Pauline, elk, r 219 n Tryon
Broadhurst Roland S, elk John Farrior, r 513 n College
Brockenbrough G H, mdse broker, r 802 s Tryon
Brockenbrough Mrs G H, r 802 s Tryon
Brockman M, flagman C, C & A R R, bds 12 s Church
Brookfield John, Carolina Shirt and Drawer Co, r 602 n Church
Brookfield Mrs M O, r 602 n Church
Broom Grier. wks C C Mfg Co. r 19 vv Fourth
Broom Thomas, wks C C Mni Co, bds 19 vv Fourth
Broom Willie, wks C C Mnf Co, r 211 w Second
Broom West, r southern sub nr Fair Ground
Brown Mrs Addie, r 605 s Poplar
Brown A B, yardmaster R & D R R, bds 901 n Graham
Brown Mrs E J, r 516 e Seventh
Brown Mrs E, r 502 e Seventh
Brown Miss Fanny, seamstress, r 11 w Second
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Smith & Vaile
Oil Machinery in the South.
Brown Mrs J E, r 503 w Trade
Brown Joseph, wks Oates Bros, r Oates Row
Brown Col John E, Solicitor Criminal Court, room 6 Law Build-
ing, r 503 w Trade
Brown J L, Brown, Weddington & Co, r 408 e Trade
Brown Mrs J L, r 408 e Trade
Brown J D, contracting brick mason, r 615 11 Pine
Brown Mrs J D, r 615 n Pine
Brown Joseph, wks P E Linnell's, r Oates Row, 7 n Johnston
Brown J W, McManaway & Brown r 516 e Seventh
Brown Miss Minnie P, r 806 vv Trade
Brown Mrs M A, r 806 w Trade
Brown Mrs M K, r 408 n College
Brown P M, Brown, Weddington & Co, r 40S e Trade
Brown Mrs P L, r 408 e Trade
Brown R H, watchman Davidson & Griffin, r 605 s Poplar
Brown Smiley J, r 806 w Trade
Brown Mrs Sallie, r s Tryon nr Fair Grounds
Brown Rev T S, pastor St Mark's Lutheran Church, r 404 e
Trade
Brown Mrs T S, r 404 e Trade
Brown, Weddington & Co, hardware, 29 e Trade
Broom, Wesley, r s Trvon nr Fair Grounds
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16 West Trade Street, Charlotte, N. C.
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GO I Broom, Mrs West, r southern sub nr Fair Grounds
^~"i Bryan H S, r 217 n Tryon
O Bryan Miss Lula, r 402 w Trade
Vh Bryan Mrs S C, boarding house, r 402 w Trade
P— 1 Bryan Thomas C, elk J H Gresham & Co, r 402 vv Trade
: Bryan Beni K. L T Walker & Co r. r«nte.l H~**J
Bryan E K, elk C C R R, r 203 s Tryon
Brvan G W, Eccles & Bryan, prop'rs Central Hotel, r Central
Hotel
Bryan Mrs G W, r Central Hotel
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Bryce Col John Y, r 505 n Tryon
Bryce John G, Anthony & Bryce, r 505 n Tryon
Bryce Mrs Julia, r 505 n Tryon
Bryce Miss Julia, r 505 n Tryon
Buchanan W F, wholesale and retail liquors (G W Norman,
mangr), 204 e Trade
Buchanan, W F, saloon, 201 w Trade, r 311 w Trade
Buchanan Mrs W F, r 311 w Trade
Buff John, wks Ada Mill, r Greenville
Buff Mrs Susan, wks Ada Mill, r Greenville
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Is noted for the excellence of all that tends to
contribute to the comfort of its guests. Terms:
§3. to §3.50 per day. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
GEORGE W. KITTELLE, Lessee and Prop'r.
Buford Hotel Billiard Rooms, Geo W Kittelle, propr, 39 s Tryon
Buford Hotel, cor s Tryon and e Fourth
Burkhead Mrs Lou, r Greenville
Burkhead O C, fireman Ada mill, r Greenville
Burgess M, machinist Liddell Co, r 241 w Trade
Burrougns Miss Carrie, r 400 s Tryon
Burroughs Mrs J C, r 400 s Trvon
Burroughs J C, r 400 s Tryon
Burwell Mrs Armistead, r 705 n Tryon
Burwell Capt Armistead, Burwell & Walker, r 705 n Tryon
Burwell Miss Ella J, r 705 n Tryon
Burwell & Walker, lawyers (city attorneys), rooms 5 and 7 Law
Building, n Church
Burwell & Dunn, druggists, 2 s Tryon corw Trade
Burwell Mrs Mattie, r 628 n College
Burwell Mrs W R, r e Eleventh bet Tryon and College
Burwell W R, Burwell & Dunn, r e Eleventh bet Tryon and
College
Burtner D H, r 35 s College
Buskie Mrs Addie, r 812 w Trade
Butler, John T, jeweler, 11 n Tryon, r 605 s Tryon
Butler Mrs J T, r 605 s Tryon
Butt A L, artist, r 420 s Church
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Butt C N G & Co, Insurance agts, Merchants and Farmers Nat
Bunk c Tr3.dc
Butt C N G, C N G Butt & Co, r 312 e Fifth
Butt Mrs C N G, 312 e Fifth
Butt Mrs Mattie, r 420 s Church
Byerly Daniel H, r 501 n Poplar
Byerlyjohn S, bookeeper Oliver Oil Co. r 501 n Poplar
Byerly WmJ, machinist I.iddell Co, r 501 n Poplar
Byers J W, physician and surgeon, 4 w Trade, r 407 s Tryon
Byers Mrs J W, r 407 s Tryon
Byers Mrs E T, r 902 w Trade
Byers E T, fireman R and D R R, r 902 w Trade
Bynum W P, lawyer, r 499 e Trade
CALDWELL Miss Bessie, r 216 w Fourth
Caldwell D A, cor Seventh and B, r 403 e Seventh
Coldwell Geo W, carpenter, i> 303 e Eleventh
Caldwell Mrs M R, r 306 w Trade
Caldwell Mrs Mary R, r 303 e Eleventh
Caldwell Miss Sallie, r 216 w Fourth
Caldwell T E, elk, W I Friday, r 216 w Fourth
Caldwell Mrs Wm, boarding house, r 216 w Fourth
Calvert John, cotton buyer 202 e Trade, r 306 s Tryon
The D. A. Tompkins Company, Constructing and \ n n
Contracting Engineers, CJiarlotte, N. C cl
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Campbell Mis Charity C, wks Alpha Mills, r n B nr n Boun- : n Q
dary = g'
Campbell Miss E C, r 400 w Eighth
Campbell Miss F G, r 901 n Tryon
Campbell G W, drug clerk, R H Jordan & Co, r 400 w Eighth
Campbell Mrs Jane, rnBnrn Boundary
Campbell Mrs M O, r 901 n Tryon
Campbell R G, wks Alpha Mills, r n B nr n Boundary
Campion Mrs Alice, r 630 s Church
Campion Benjamin, r 630 s Church
Campion B F, carpenter, r 630 s Church
Campion Mrs M E, r 216 e Eighth
Campion Miss Maggie, r 630 s Church
Campion W C, wks Elliott & Marsh, r 216 e Eighth C/2
Cannon C E, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
Cannon Mrs C E, r Victor Row
Cannon Mrs EC, r 311 n College
Cansler E T, lawyer, 10 s Tryon, r 504 e Trade
Cappo Charles, carpenter, r 606 w Seven'h
Carlton J F. sec and treas Wilson Drug Co, r Central Hotel
Carolina Spoke and Handle Works, w side A T & O R R, nr 1 J__5
w Tenth *
Tne perfumeries and toilet soaps, very
LOW, at BURWELL & DUNN'S Retail Store.
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Soda and Mineral
Fine Ginger Ales, Etc.
FIFTH STREET,
Water Factory.
Charlotte, N. C.
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Carpenter Mrs Ida, r 605 w Eighth
Carpenter W P, supt Piedmont Mills, r 605 w Eighth
Carr Eliza, r Seversville
Carr, John P, trader, r Seversville
Carra D, cotton grader, r Buford Hotel
Carraway Rev J P, presiding elder Charlotte district, r 213 e
Sixth
Carraway Mrs Mattie, r 213 e Sixth
Carrigan Mrs Ellen, seamstress, r 707 s Graham
Carson C M, Carolina S & H Wks, r 502 s Tryon
Carson James H, pres Carolina S & H Wks, pres Charlotte Gas
Light Co, r 502 s Tryon
Carson Mrs James H, r 502 s Tryon
Carson J E, Carolina S & H Wks, r 502 s Tryon
Carson Mrs J E, r 502 s Tryon
Carson Jno S, Carolina S & H Wks, r 502 s Tryon
Carson Richard, Carolina S & H Wks, r 502 s Tryon
Carter L B, teacher, r 310 e Fifth
Carter W F, teacher, r 310 e Fifth
Carter Mrs W F, r 310 e Fifth
Cassidy Miss E A, r 505 n Pine
rr\UP RTTFORH HOTFT Charlotte, N. C, is one of the most
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the States. Is especially commended for the excellence of its table.
Terms : g2. to $2.50 Per Day. George W. Kittelle. Lessee and Prop'r.
Cassidy J E, carpenter, r 505 n Pine
Cassidy Mrs Mary, r 505 n Pine
Cassidy Mrs Catherine, seamstress, r 827 s Mint
Cashion James, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
Cashion Mrs Margaret, r Victor Row
Cates Vincent H, shoemaker 10 e Trade, 1 10 w Hill
Cathey A F, elk 1 W Hoover, r 9 n Poplar
Cathey Mrs M S,"r 808 n Church
Cathey Wm H, elk Brown, Weddington & Co, r 8c8 n Church
Cauble Charles, engineer R & D R R, bds 901 n Graham
Cauble Mrs Charles, bds 901 n Graham
Cauble Miss Katie, bds 901 n Graham
Cauble Robert, machinist Liddell Co, bds 901 n Graham
Chafin Thomas, painter, r 304 e Fifth
Chalk Geo W, traveling agt, r 202 n Tryon
Chambers J L, supt Liddell Co, r 800 e Trade
Chambers Mrs J L, r 800 Trade
Chambers W J, broker 202 e Trade (up stairs), r 28 e Trade (up
stairs)
Chapman Miss Rachael, r 606 w Seventh
Chapman Robtjr, wks Mecklenburg Iron Wks, r 606 w Seventh
Chapman R P sr, janitor U S assay office, r 606 w Seventh
Charlotte Cotton Compress, cotton platform, bet Third and Fourth
Money and Labor by using Fire Place Heaters. Heats five
Rooms. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
J. N. McCAUSLAND, 209 South Tryon Street, Charlotte,
N. C.
R.T.Beck&Co.
Wholesale and Retail
Cor. Trade and College Sts.
Charlotte, N. C.
Druggists.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — WHITE.
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Charlotte Cotton Mills; R M Oates, pres; D W Oates, sec'y and
treas; 504 w Fifth
Charlotte Chronicle (daily and weekly). Robert Haydn, mgr,
cor e Trade and n College
Charlotte Crockery Co, 3SsTryon
Charlotte Electric Light and Power Co, 12 e Fifth; Dr R J Bre-
vard, pres; Chauncey Belknap, sec'y; E R Dodge, mgr
Charlotte Paint and Oil House, 16 e Trade; C P Wheeler, mgr
Charlotte Rock Quarry, S S Strickland, Supt, R & D R R bet
e First and Stonewall
Charlotte Street Railway Co, Office, 4 w Trade
Cheshire Mrs JBJr, r3i3n Church
Cheshire Rev J B Jr, rector St Peter's Church, r 313 n Church
Chick Mrs Lydia, r 628 s Church
Chick J B, painter, r3i6s College
Chick L W, painter, r 628 s Church
Christenbury Mrs L D, r 408 n Smith
Christenbury M E, r 408 n Smith
Christenbury Mrs S E, r 208 n Clarkson
Christenbury Thomas, carpenter, r 208 n Clarkson
Christian W E, Charlotte Democrat, r 507 w Trade
Christian Mrs W E, r 507 w Trade
Church & Lane, insurance, 206 s Tryon
The D. A. Tompkins Company Install all kinds of
Electric Light Plants.
Church I D, Church & Lane, bds Central Hotel
Church "Mrs J D, brds Central Hotel
Clark Miss Amanda, wks C C Mfg Co, r 605 s Poplar
Clark J C, flagman C, C & R R, r 10 w First
Clark Mrs Mary, r 10 w First
Clark Miss Nannie, wks C C Mfg Co, r 605 s Poplar
Clark Miss Roxanna, r 605 s Poplar
Clarkson & Duls, lawyers, Law Building, n Church
Clarkson Heriot, Clarkson & Duls (mayor pro tem), r 18 w Fifth
Clarkson Miss Mary A, teacher, r 18 w Fifth
Clarkson Miss Margaret S, teacher at graded school, r 18 w Ffith
Clarkson Mrs Margaret S, r 18 w Fifth
Clarkson Mrs T S, r 415 s Church
Clarkson T S, conductor C, C & A R R. r 415 s Church
Clarkson Capt Wm. conductor A, T & O R R, r 18 w Filth
Clay Amanda, wks Dixie Pants Co, r alley rear Buford Hotel
Clay Charles, painter, r southern suburbs nr Fair Grounds
Click Henry, carpenter, r 311 s Poplar
Clifford Miss Allie, r 404 s Mint
Clinard J A, mgr Field Bros, r 400 n Poplar
Clinard Mrs J A, r 400 n Poplar
Clonts Mrs Elizabeth, seamstress, r 20 Middle, bet Tryon and
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COFFIN. 16 W. I rade St.. Charlotte, N. C.
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OBeer Bottling Establishment.
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Clonts Frank, miller, r 703 e Sixth
Clonts Jacob F, miller Star Mills, r 703 e Sixth
Clonts John, printer, r "26 s Mint
Clonts Mrs Rebecca, r 703 e Sixth
Clonts Mrs Rebecca, r 626 s Mint
Coan W C, wks Alpha Mills, r n B bey Twelfth
Coan Mrs S M, r n B bev Twelfth
Cobb Mrs Blanche, r 503 w Sixth
Cobb Edward L, elk B Nichols, r 412 n Poplar
Cobb Mrs E L, r 412 n Poplar
Cobb John wks Charlotte Cotton Mills, r 503 w Sixth
Cobb J W, register of deeds; office, court house; r 807 s Tryori
Cobb Mrs Mary L, r 807 s Tryon
Cochrane, Mrs L O, r 601 n College
Cochrane Miss Minnie A, bkkeeper R E Cochrane, r 601 n College
Cochrane R E, insurance and real estate agent, r 601 n College
Cochrane Mrs W R, r 209 n Tryon
Cochrane W R, r 209 n Tryon
Cody Mrs J T, r 702 n D
Cody J T, carpenter, r 702 n D
Cody Mrs Mary, r 19 n Poplar
Cody Mrs M J, r 19 n Poplar
Cogbill A E, butcher 25 e Trade, r 706 n D
Cogbill Mrs J T, r 706 n D -
THE BUFORD HOTEL Is essentially adapted to the requirements of
_ t. traveliug commercial men, whose patronageis
-r. c« * »., en j earnestly solicited. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Te rms: $2. to »3.50 per day. GEORGE W. KlTTELLE, Lessee and Proprietor
Cogbill Mrs Mary, r 706 n D
Cohen S A, Elias & Cohen, r 26 n Tryon
Collahan J B, r 39 w Trade
Collahan T B, r 39 w Trade
Collier Mrs H C, r 607 e Ninth
Collier W J, carpemer, r 607 e Ninth
Colvin Green, r 213 n Graham
Colvin Mrs Julia, r 213 n Graham
Colvin Mrs Rhody, r 213 n Graham
Coonzv Miss Ellen, wks Ada mill, r Greenville
Cooper C C, elk Mover & Co, r 206 n Myers
Cooper Mrs E E, r 408 e Eleventh
Cooper Mrs J B, r 700 e Ninth
Cooper J B, yardmaster, r 700 e Ninth
Cooper Mrs T C, r 206 n Myers
Cooper T S, r 08 e Eleventh
Cooper Robt S, r 408 e Eleventh
Copeland Sherrill, wks Victor mill, bds Victor Row
Corder Mrs M A, r Victor Row
Corder Rev R T, r Victor Row
Corder W F, wks Victor mills, r Victor Row
Cormack Ellen, r 612 e Stonewall
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are Celebrated for their Immense
Facilities in furnishing Clothing.
MUGS, GHEMIGALS, OT a zc i & g .
U Cor. Trade & College Sts. *■ ' ~
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Cormack, J J, wks Charlotte Chronicle, r 308 s College
Cormack, Mrs J J. r 308 s College
Cormack Mary, r 612 e Stonewall
Covert Mrs C R, dressmaker, 14 n Church
Cowan Miss Ida, r 8 w Fifth
Cowen Wade, wks Elliott & Marsh, r 223 e Trade
Cowie Geo E, salesman, r 415 n Church
Cowie Mrs N F, 1415 n Church
Cowles W D, bookkeper Com Nat Bank, r 810 s Tryon
Cowles Mrs W D, r 8io s Tryon
Coxe Mrs A W, r 507 s Tryon
Craft Miss Fanny, bds 209 n Graham
Craig Frederick A, tinner, r 630 s Mint
Craig J D, sr, tailor, r 630 s Mint
Craig J D jr, pressman Hirst Printing Co. r 630 s Mint
Craig Mrs M L, r 630 s Mint
Crawford Miss Rhody, r 210 e Seventh
Creekmoor J C, wks Ada mill, r Greenville
Creekmoor Miss Mary E, wks Ada mill, r Greenville
Creekmoor Mrs Sarah, r Greenville
Creighton Mrs B J, r 316 s College
Creighton J M, car inspector R and D R R,r 314 s College
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control the Harris-
Corliss Engi)ie in the South.
Creighton J M, farmer, r 314 s College
Crenshaw Mrs Margaret, r 807 e Trade
Crenshaw Mrs Martha, r Victor Row
Crenshaw Charles, wks Victor mills, r Victor Row
Cresswell A H, r 13 s Mint
Cresswell Edward F, bookkeeper W E Shaw, r 13 s Mint
Cresswell Mrs Mary, r 13 s Mint
Cresswell John W, r 13 s Mint
Cresswell T D, engineer R and D R R, r 904 w Trade
Cresswell Mrs T D, r 904 w Trade
Cresswell T W, engineer R and D R R, r 904 w Trade
Cresswell Mrs T W, r 904 w Trade
Cross Wm, r 9 n Poplar
Cross Mrs Hannah, boarding house, 9 n Poplar
Cross Miss Susie, r 9 n Poplar
Crowell, A H, lumber dealer, 22 n College, r 509 e Ninth
Crowell Wm M, mangr Star mills, r 308 e Trade
Crowder A M, supt Ada Manfg Co; r 807 n Graham
Crump E F, wks Victor mills, r Victor Row
Crump George C, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
Crump Mrs W F, r Victor Row
Cruse Allen, drayman 209 n College, r 206 n College
Cruse Mrs Allen, r 206 n College
Cruse R M, hostler R & D R R, r 405 n Smith
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Cruse Mrs R M, r 405 n Smith
Crush Wm, Southern Chem Co, 213 w Trade, r Chester, Pa
Crussins Miss Mamie, r 406 w Filth
Culpepper Mrs M F, r 701 w Trade
Culpepper Reuben sr, r 701 w Trade
Culpepper Reuben jr, grocer 703 vv Trade, r 701 w Trade
Culpepper W E, mailcarrier, r 11 w Fifth
Culpepper Mrs W E, r 11 w Fifth
Cunningham J C, machinist, Liddell Co, r 709 n D
Cunningham Mrs Mary F, r 709 n D
Cureton Mrs Rose E B, r 503 n Church
Cureton Capt T J, r 503 n Church
Curlee David, wks Charlotte Clothing Mfg Co, r 15 n Poplar
Curlee J, wks Ch Clothing Mfg Co, r 15 n Poplar
Curlee Mrs Rebecca, r 15 n Poplar
Curry Mrs Hattie J, r 208 w Second
Curry L C, fireman R & D R R, r 208 w Second
Curry M W, r 208 w Second
Cushing Mrs C E, r 302 n Smith
Cushing J B fireman R & D R R. r 302 n Smith
Cushing Mrs J B, r 302 n Smith
Cuthbertson Mrs Jane M, r 407 e Filth
Cuthbertson John W, elk H Baruch, r 407 e
Fifth
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Charlotte. N. C.
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especially are commended for the ex-
cellence of its beds and furniture. Table
unsurpassed. Geo. W. Kittelle, Prop'r.
DANIELS A M, wks Carolina S and H Factory, r n John-
ston
Daniels Mrs Fannie, r n Johnston
Davidson & Griffin, livery, feed and sale stables, 233 e Trade
Davidson Mrs Amanda, r4i2 w Second
Davidson Miss Annie A, 1 300 n B
Davidson Mrs A B, 303 s Tryon
Davidson A B, farmer, r 303 s Tryon
Davidson Miss Blandenia, r 303 s Tryon
Davidson Miss C A, r 204 s Mint
Davidson C M, elk Anthony & Bryce, r 18 n B
Davidson Mrs C M, r 18 n B
Davidson Rev E C, , r 412 w Second
Davidson E L B, real estate, room 6 15 e Trade, r 303 s Tryon
Davidson Miss Eloise, brds 413 w Trade
Davidson Ed, machinest Liddell Co, r 602 n D
Davidson J B, machinest, r 204 s Mint
Davidson Johnnie M, r 18 n B
Davidson John R, sexton First Pres Church, r 300 n B
Davidson J Riley, Davidson & Griffin, r 18 n B
Davidson Mrs J Riley, r 18 n B
Davidson Miss Josephine, brds 413 w Trade
Davidson Mrs Katie, r 602 n D
J IV A/ffPlflcl'l flfl Slate Roofina- done in city or country.
.rV.MLUlUMdllU, 209 South Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C. '
A. B. WILLMANN
Gun and Locksmith
GENERAL OPENING AND REPAIRING OF SAFES
Dealer in Guns and Locks, Repairing of Machinery, Plumb-
ing in all its branches promptly attended to. All
work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
34 M. TWSm ST1E1T. »'-;- GHAliOTTE, NL C.
J. F. ANTHONY. J, G BRYCE.
ANTHONY & BRYCE
Co>ai and Ice Dealers
233 EAST TRADE STREET
CHARLOTTE, - - - - NORTH CAROLINA
H^H. C. IRWIN^£
-~*N (tDfctple * <a:r)<a # f>crr)cy * l§J"p©c<2Pie.s^~
211 West Trade St., - Charlotte, N. C.
ALSO DEALER IN FINE BEEF, PORK, LAMB AND MUTTON
PROMPT AND FREE DELIVERY.
F. W. AHRENS
CONTRACTORS BUILDER
©■ — AND MANUFACTURER OF—®
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, brackets, Mantles
Frames and Stairwork.
Corner College and Second Streets, - Charlotte, N. C.
R. H. JORDAN & CO.
DBPGGISTS
Springs Corner, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
% SPECIALTIES:
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
SODA WATER FINE CIGARS
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C. N. G. BUTT & CO.
leading pire J nsurance A gents
INSURE TOUR PROPERTY IN THE FOLLOWING FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES :
Anglo Nevada California j Hamburg-Bremen ........ Hamburg
Commercial Union London 1 Providence-Washington . . Massachusetts
Connecticut Hartford Springfield Fire Marine . . Massachusetts
Fire Association Philadelphia | | Sun Fire Office London
C. N. G. Butt TELEPHONE 197 Tom Griffith
y^LARKSON & DULS
\^ Attorneys at Law
Charlotte, N. C. [
Refer by permission to A. G. Brenizer, Cashier ,
Commercial National Bank; M. P. Pe^ram, '
Cashier First National Bank ; John Wilkes, Meck-
lenburg Iron Works ; E. D. Latta & Bro., The
Charotte Clothing Manufacturing Company.
\ r* L. HUNTER
V-/. Justice of the Peace
• Law Building, 10 N. Church St.
Privy Examinations taken, Oaths admin-
istered, Civil and Criminal business trans-
acted.
T\ G. MAXWELL
\_J • Justice of the Peace ',
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U. S. Commissioner
; T) P. BOYD
JD* Justice of the Peace
\ No. 25 W. Trade Street.
Deeds and Mortgages made up complete
Office 30 W. Trade St., Charlotte, N, C. \
at low figures, and any other business
] promptly attended to in the Magistrate
line.
E. T, BEGK & GO.
Fine Perfumery, Soaps, Sponges
and Brushes.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
GENERAL DIRECTORY— WHITE.
Davidson Mrs Laura, r 215 w Tenth
Davidson Mrs Liela, teacher, brds 208 w Fifth
Davidson Miss Montrose, r 215 vv Tenth
Davidson Robt F, agent, r 315 w Tenth
Davidson Miss Sallie H, r 303 s Tryon
Davidson Miss Sarah F, r 204 s Mint
Davidson Wm, moulder Liddell Co, r 602 n D
DaVies J L, elk H Baruch, r Buford Hotel
Davis Miss Addie, seamstress r 301 s Church
Davis EM, E M Davis & Co, r 402 w Filth
Davis E M & Co, Racket Store, 15 n Tryon
Davis Mrs E M. r 402 w Fifth
Davis Charles F, apprentice M I Wks, r 303 s Graham
Davis Mrs Florence, r 618 s Church
Davis Mrs J A, r 7 10 n B
Davis J A, foreman F W Ahrens, r 710 n B
Davis J L & Son, grocers, 311 and 313 n Tryon
Davis J L, J L Davis & Son, 313 n Tryon
Davis J Mack, J L Davis & Son, 313 n Tryon
Davis Miss Kate, r 900 w Trade
Davis Miss L F, r 503 n Graham
Davis L M, elk R A Beattie, r 608 n B
Davis Miss Lena, r 710 n B
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Westinghouse
En vines in the South.
Davis Mrs Lindsay, r 501 n A
Davis Lindsay, traveling salesman, r 501 n A
Davis M, carpenter, r 618 s Church
Davis Miss Minnie, seamstress, r 301 s Church
Davis Mrs M A, seamstress, r 608 s Poplar
Davis Mrs M B, r 900 w Trade
Davis Mrs S A, r 303 s Graham
Davis, S W, justice of the peace, 4 s Tryon, r 303 s Graham
Davis T J, supt Oliver Oil Co, r 303 s Graham
Davis W J, Racket Store, r 402 \v Fifth
Deal H A, bookkeeper Charlotte Chronicle, r 410 e Fifth
Deal Mrs H A, r 410 e Fifth
Deaton Jno L, elk Davidson & Griffin, r 304 e Fifth
Deaton Mrs John L, boarding house, r 304 e Fifth
DeCamp Ed H, Job Printer, under First Nat Bank, s Tryon, r
19 n Poplar
DeCamp Mrs Lula, r 19 n Poplar
DeCoats Samuel, porter Racket Store, r s Graham
DeLane Fan, printer, r 19 n Poplar
DeLane John L, elk Racket Store, r Charlotte Hotel
DeMolineu, H P & Co, plumbers, 5 n Tryon
DeMolineu, H P, H P DeMolineu & Co, bds Buford Hotel
Denoon Mrs Fanny, r 516 n Poplar
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Dewey Miss Annie L, r 410 s Tryon
Dewey Mrs B L, music teacher, r 410 s Tryon
Devereux D V, shoemaker, r 703 e Ninth
Devereux Mrs L A, r 703 e Ninth
Dillinger Miss Neppie H, housekeeper, r 500 n A
Dinkins Albert, wks R and D R R, r e Vance nr s A
Dinkins Mrs Buna, r e Vance nr s A
Dixie Pants Factory The, 33 e Trade
Dixon C A & Co, clothing 15 e Trade
Dixon C A. C A Dixon & Co, r 34 s Tryon
Dixon D F, boarding house, 34 s Tryon
Dixon Mrs D F, r 34 s Tryon
Dixon Miss Ida, r 34 s Tryon
Dixon Miss Sallie, r 34 s Tryon
Dixon W P, traveling salesman, r 216 w Fourth
Dixon Mrs W P, r 216 w Fourth
Dodge House, Mrs E R Dodge, proprietress, 28 s Tryon
Dodge E R, mangr Charlotte Electric Light Co, r 28 s Tryon
Dodge Mrs E R, prop Dodge House. 28 s Tryon
Dodge Edward S, telegrapher R & D R R, r 28 s Tryon
Dodge Miss Mamie L, r 28 s Tryon
Donaldson Miss Alice, cook, r 303 e Ninth
THE BIIFORD HOTEL.
Is personally conducted by the undersigned
Lessee and Proprietor. Formerly proprietor
I of leading- and well known Southern and Northern prflDI (IWr M P
A Resort Hotels. GEORGE W. KITTELLE, WllAlVL/U 1 i I/iU.lS.
Donaldson Alister M, machinist, r 718 n Graham
Donaldson C S, mgr Southern Newspaper Union, r403 e Seventh
Donaldson Mrs Jane, r 718 n Graham
Donaldson mrs N E, r 702 n C
Donaldson W B, machinist, r 707 n C
Donnelly Mrs Amanda, r 504 e Seventh
Donnelly Mark, painter, r 504 e Seventh
Dooley George, printer, r 604 s Church
Dowd Mrs Anna, r 701 n Tryon
Dowd Mrs C, r 701 n Tryon
Dowd C & Son, lawyers, lie Trade
Dowd Miss Ella M, teacher, r 701 n Tryon
Dowd Jerome, prop Mecklenburg Times, r 701 n Tryon
Dowd Miss Julia, r 701 n Tryon
Dowd J C, farmer, r 15 e Third
Dowd Mrs J C, r 15 c Third
Cowd J G, operator knitting mills, r 15 e Third
Dowd Maj C, C Dowd & Son, attorneys at law, r 701 n Tryon
Dowd Miss Mattie A, r 701 n Tryon
Dowd Miss Nannie T, r 701 n Tryon
Dowd Willis B, C Dowd & Son, r 701 n Tryon
Dowd W F, bkkeeper Brem & McDowell, 15 e Third
Drayton & Co, insurance, 39 e Trade (up stairs)
W. KAUFMAN & CO. 6 -' **&*> ® *t
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BECK & CO.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Glass, Putty.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — WHITE.
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Drayton Miss Emma, r 501 e Trade
Drayton Gen Thomas F, Drayton & Co, r 501 e Trade
Duckworth Henry D, bkkeeper, r Seversville
Duckworth Mary, r Seversville
Duffv, Mrs F L, r 700 s C
Duffy, Miss Maggie, elk Racket Store, r 313 s B
Dufiy Thomas, wks Elliott & Marsh, r 700 s C
Dukes Mrs G F, r 603 e Seventh
Dukes Geo F, carpenter, r 603 e Seventh
Duls N, grocer 214 e Trade, r 216 n C
Duls Mrs N, r 216 n C
Duls Charles A, Clarkson & Duls, r 512 n Tryon
Duncan B F, bkkeeper A H Crowell, r 703 e Ninth
Duncan Miss Fanny, r 310 e Ninth
Duncan Mrs M, r 703 e Ninth
Duncan Mrs M E F, r 310 e Ninth
Duncan Robt A, agt, grocer, 217 e Trade, r 310 e Ninth
Duncan Mrs Robt A, r 310 e Ninth
Duninger Miss Isabella, seamstress, r 208 w Morehead
Dunn R A, Burwell & Dunn, r S02 s Tryon
Dunn Mrs R A, r S02 s Tryon
Durant Mrs Josie P, teacher, r 712 n College
Durham Miss Lillie, r 200 n C
The D. A. Tompkins Company do all kinds of Steam
Heating.
Durham F R, grocer 209 w Trade, r 200 n C
Dwyer M H, mechanic, r 306 w Sixth
Dwyer Mrs M P, r 306 w Sixth
Dwyer M H, wks Carolina S and H Wks, r 710 n C
Dwyer Mrs M P, r 710 n C
Poplar
EAGLE Miss Bertha, elk Racket Store, r 507 n
Eagle Mrs Maggie, r 18 n B
Eagle Mrs S A, r 420 s Church
Earnhardt Mrs A J, wks Victor mills, r Victor Row
Earnhardt E A, wks Victor mills, r Victor Row
Earnhardt Mrs M J, r 507 n Pine
Earnhardt R W, r 507 n Pine
East Dr L A, bkkeeper, r 203 n C
Eccles H C, Eccles & Bryan, prop'rs Central Hotel, r Central
Hotel
Eccles Mrs H C, r Central Hotel
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BURWELL & DUNN, Druggists.
G. VALER & GO.
Soda and Mineral Water Factory.
Charlotte, N. C.
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Edwards Mrs Mary, r 636 s Church
Edwards Mrs Mary, r Greenville
Edwards M B, engineer CCR R, r 217 e Sixth
Elam Mrs Anna, r 17 n Poplar
Elder Mrs Alice, r 404 n Graham
Elder J M W, colporteur Mecklenburg- Bible Society, r 404 n
Graham
Eldridge Mrs Emma, r 202 w Tenth
Eldridge F S, supt Carolina S & H Wks, r 202 w Tenth
Elias & Cohen, mfgrs agts, 23 n Tryon
Elias David, Elias & Cohen, 23 n Tryon
Elias S Price, Elias & Cohen, r 21 n Tryon
Elliott & Marsh, furniture factory, 210 e Eighth
Elliott Mrs C M, r 401 n Tryon
Elliott Miss Hauie, r 401 n Tryon
Elliott J A, Elliott & Marsh, r 401 n Tryon
Elliott S I, S J Elliott & Co, r n College
Elliott S J & Co, watchmakers and jewelers, 213 w Trade
Elliott T L, Johnston & Elliott, r 241 w Trade
Elliott Mrs T L, r 241 w Trade
Ellsmore Mack, wks Victor mills, bds Victor row
Ellwood Mrs Harriett, r Oates' row, n Johnston
Elmore Miss Julia, tailoress Pharr & Long, r 23 w Fourth
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[III DUWiiU IlUl Li U. guaranteeing- absolute satisfaction to all.
GEORGE W. KITTELLE, Lessee and Prop 'r.
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Terms : -?2. to -52.50 per day.
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r 902 w Trade
Elms Miss Julia M, r 206 w Tenth
Elms Miss Minnie, r S10 n Church
Elms Mrs M E, r 810 n Church
Elms John W, butcher, r S10 n Church
Elwood Mrs Alice, r 10 e Stonewall
Elwood William, wks C C mfg Co, r 10
Emery Joseph H, Barnhardt & Emery,
Emery Mrs J H, r 902 \v Trade
Emery Robert, elk A & C A L shops, r 902 w Trade
Ennis Archibald, wks Charlotte Cotton mills, r 700 w Trade
Ennis Mrs Hettie, r 606 w Trade
Ennis James, r 700 w Trade
Ennis Mrs James, r 700 w Trade
Ennis Joseph, wks Victor mills, r 700 w Trade
Ennis W A, grocery, 225 w Trade, r 606 w 1 rade
Ernnell Wm H, elk E M Andrews, bds 205 w Trade
Ervvin C C, printer, r S06 n B
Erwin Mrs C C, r 806 n B
Erwin John R, r 624 n College-
Erwin Mrs J R, r 624 n College
Erwin W G, deputy elk Superior court (court house, elks office)
r country
Etheridge C M, insurance agt, 4 n Tryon, r 710 w Trade
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PONTRAGTORS « SHOULD - CONSULT
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FOR TIM AMD
209 SOUTH TRYON STREET.
ROOFING.
CHARLOTTE.
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Wholesale and Retail
Cor. Trade and College Ste.
Charlotte, N. C.
Druggists.
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Etheridge Mrs CM, r 710 w Trade
Etheridge G J, grocery. 500 s Church, r 504 s Church
Etheridge Mrs Mattie, r 504 s Church
FAIR Miss Dodie, r 622 n College
Fair Mrs M A, r 622 n College
Fair Rev J Y, pastor Second Pres church, r 622 n College
Fair Miss J P, r 622 n College
Fair Rev R A. r 622 n College
Fa iris Mrs S M, r 511 n College
Fairis S M, elk J Lindy, r 511 n College
Farrington Alfred B, guard chain eang, r 315 w Stonewall
Farrington Mrs Eliza, r 213 n Graham
Farrington Geo W, carpenter, r 609 n Pine
Farrington Miss J H, r 609 n Pine
Farrington John sr, r 213 n Graham
Farrington John jr, wks Charlotte Cotton Mills, r 213 n Graham
Farrington John T, mechanic, r 319 vv Ninth
Farrington Mrs Jennie r 315 w Ston< wail
Farrington Mrs John T, r 310 w Ninth
Farrington Miss Laura C, dressmaker, r 801 n Graham
Farrington Miss Lou F, dressmaker, r 801 n Graham
I he D. A. Tompkins Company Control Hill Auto-
matic Sprinkler i?i the South.
Farrington Miss Mary E, dressmaker, r Soi n Graham
Farrington R L, r 80 1 n Grahum
Farrington Miss S Jane, dressmaker, r 801 n Graham
Farrior John, jeweller 3 n Tryon, r 513 n College
Farrior Mrs John, r 513 n College
Farrior Mrs W H. r 500 n Graham
Farrow Mrs May E, r 215 e Fitih
Fasnacht J A, r 208 n Church
Fasnacht Mrs J A, r 208 n Church
Faulkner Geo, wks Knitting Mills, brds Oates' Row
Faulkner Mrs J S, r 509 e Ninth
Faulkner Thomas K, miller Star Mills, r 509 e Ninth
Fayssoux E S, chf elk R & D R R, r 404 n Pine
Fayssoux Mrs E S, r 404 n Pine
Feimster Mrs A E, r 310 w Eighth
Feimster Rufus M, cabinet maker, r 310 w Eighth
Feimster Vance, check'boy Racket Store, r 310 w Eighth
Felder Miss ML, rn Pine
Felts J S, wks S and H Wks, r 509 e Fourth
Felts Mrs J S, r 509 e Fourth
Ferguson Blenny, tanner, r 619 n B
Ferguson Mrs D J, r 509 w Fifth
Ferguson Frank, painter, r 412 e Seventh
Ferguson Mrs Frank, 1-412 e Seventh
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Ferguson W C, wks R & D R R, r 509 w Fifth
Ferrell Mrs Mary A, r Oates' Row
Ferrell J G, wks Victor Mills, r Oates' Row
Fetzer John W, bkkeeper Brown, Weddington & Co, r 805 n
Tryon
Fetzer Mrs John W, r . c o5 n Trvon
Fidler Mrs M J, r 803 n D
Fidler \Vm, machinist Liddell Co, r 803 n D
Field Bros, wholesale and retail grocers, 209 e Trade
Finch K S, agt C C'R R, r Central Hotel
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Fisher Mrs Rachael, r 409 n Tryon
Flannagan Mrs Hannah, r 313 s C
Flaum Mrs Anna, r 406 n Poplar
Flaum Henry, traveling agt, r 406 n Poplar
Flaum Julius, cigar factory 25 w Trade, r 406 n Poplar
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TU[ D [flDn UflTCI CHARLOTTE, N. C. Conrad Lipscomb, Chief Clerk,
IlL OUr U n U n U I LLi ioD S connected -with the Hotels of Charlotte, gives
__j___^_________ greeting to his friends, and invites them one and all
to call upon him, guaranteeing them liberal and satisfactory treatment.
Flaum Miss Paulina, r 406 n Poplar
Flaum Miss Rav, r 406 n Poplar
Flaum Solomon, cigar maker, r 406 n Poplar
Flaum Samuel, traveling agt, r 406 n Poplar
Flemming Mrs Sue V, milliner, r 801 n Graham
Fletcher Mrs Annie, r Oates' Row
Eletcher Oliver, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
Fletcher Breckenridge, wks Charlotte Cotton Mills, r Oates'
Row
Fletcher E, wks Cotton Mills, r Oates' Row
Fletcher Miss Isabella, wks Cotton Mills, r Oates' Row
Fletcher J A, wks Charlotte Cotton Mills, r Oates' Row
Fletcher Miss Lou, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
Fletcher Mrs Martha, r Oates' Row, 16 n Johnston
Flow James, r 304 e Sixth
Flournoy Charles, bkkeeper Gresham & Gresham, r 13 n Clark-
son
Flournoy Mrs Charles, r 13 n Clarkson
Folsom F A, r 413 n Church
Folsom Mrs H T, r 413 n Church
Folsom W M, 415 n Church
Fonville W J, engineer R & D R R, r 202 w Fifth
Fonville -Mrs W J, 202 w Fifth
Ford Mrs Susan, r Greenville
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Forgus C L, engineer R & D R R, brds 402 w Trade
Forgus Mrs C L, brds 402 w Trade
Fortman Mrs Lizzie M, r 205 w Second
Fortman H A, driver and collector R Portner Brewing Co, r
205 w Second
Fox Mrs Julia, r 304 w Trade
Fox J D, elk Brem & McDowell, r 304 w Trade
Fox Miss Janie H, r 304 w Trade
Franklin Miss Cora, r 203 n Myers
Franklin Mrs J B, r 203 n Myers
Franklin Miss Rose, r 203 n Myers
Franklin T S, bkkeeper Liddell Co, r 203 n Myers
Frazier Charles, Painter, r 609 e Ninth
Frazier Miss Mamie, r 706 w Trade
Frazier Mrs M J, r.706 w Trade
Frazier M L, foreman Mecklenburg Iron Works, r 706 w Trade
Frazier Mrs S J, r 609 e Ninth
Frazier W P, machinist, brds 205 w Trade
Freeman Mrs Annie, r 311 n D
Freeman Miss Carrie, dressmaker, r 208 n College
Freeman Mrs Fannie N, r 207 w Fourth
Freeman M, fireman C, C & A R R, brds 12 s Church
Freeman Miss Mag, r 208 n College
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Westinghouse
Electric Lights in the South.
Freeman J W, miner, r 311 n D
Freeman James, butcher, r 208 n College
Freeman Miss Pet, dressmaker, r 20S n College
Freeman W A, wks C C Mfg Co, r 207 w Fourth
Freeman Miss Zula, r 207 w Fourth
Friday W I, grocer 243 w Trade, r 401 n Church
Friday Mrs W I, r 401 n Church
Frye Mrs Sarah, r 503 s Tryon
Fuller A S, elk Henry Nathan, r 306 n College
Funderburg Miss Anna, r Oates' Row
Funderburg A J, laborer, r Oates' Row
Funderburg John, wks Charlotte Cotton Mills, r Oates Row
Funderburg Mrs Jane, r Oates' Row
Funderburg Laney, wks Alpha Cotton mills, r Oates' row
Funderburg Mrs Margaret, r n B nr Twelfth
Funderburg L B, wks Alpha mills, r n B nr Twelfth
Funderburk, A F. furniture dealer, 35 s College, r Columbia,
SC
Funderburk, R B, r 35 s College
Fuqua Miss Mamie, r 902 w Trade
Furr Mrs A C, wks C C Mfg Co, r 31 s Church
Furr J A, wks C C Mfg Co, r 31 s Church
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Charlotte, N. C.
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Gaertner Mrs Elise, r 604 n Trvon
Gaither T H. cotton factor, 202 s College, r 315 w Fifth
Gaither Mrs B K, r 315 w Fifth
Gale Charles, printer, bds 901 n College
Gale Frank M, bkkeeper Racket Store, r 301 n Poplar
Gallagher Patrick, elk Racket Store, r3i3 sB
Gallagher Mrs P, r 313 s B
Gallant Miss A E, r Victor row
Gallant E M, r Victor row
Gallant, J A, r Victor row
Gallant Mrs M E, r Victor row
Gallman Miss Leila, r 309 s Tryon
Galloway Mrs A C, r 702 n B
Galloway, J B, brickmason, r 702 n B
Galloway Miss L M, r 702 n B
Gardiner Mrs P J, r Victor row
Gardiner R M, wks Victor mills, r Victor row
Garibaldi Mrs Etta, r 805 s Mint
Garibaldi Miss Hilda, r 628 s Mint
Garibaldi Joe, elk John Farrior, r 628 s Mint
Garibaldi John, ginner, miller and grocer, 622 s Mint, r 628
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Garibaldi Mrs Louisa, r 628 s Mint
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Garibaldi Thomas, stoves and tinware 31 w Trade, r 11 s Mint
Garibaldi W H, machinist M I Wks, r 805 s Mint
Garner Miss Jennie, r 310 s C
Garner Mrs Nellie, r 310 s C
Garraux Ernest, hostler R & D R R, bds 13 n Clarkson
Garrett, Mrs R, i"32i e Trade <•
Garris Mrs Sarah A, r Oates' row
Garrison D B, gardener, r 507 w Sixth
Garrison Mrs Lola, r 502 n Smith
Garrison D L, wks Charlotte Cotton mills, r 507 w Sixth
Garrison J H, wks Ada mills, r 502 n Smith
Garrison Mrs M E, r 507 v\ Sixth
Gaston A A, wks R Moore, r 810 s Tryon
Gaston Mrs A A, r 810 s Tryon
Gaston Miss Katie, r 810 s Tryon
George Mrs Matilda, r 11 e Eighth
Ghant Mrs MA, r 312 s Poplar
Gibbon John, r 3 10 n College
Gibbon R L, physician, 215 n Tryon, r 310 n College
Gibbon R, physician, 215 n Tryon, r3ion College
Gibbon Mrs Robt, r 310 n College
Gibbs H A, r 9 n Pop'ar
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Cane Seats,
Job Turning,
Store and Office
Fixtures, etc.
Mosquito Frames
Made to Order
Furniture Packed
at Short Notice
JOHN I. OZMENT
PROPRIETOR
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE
Made and Repaired, Upholstered,
Varnished or Oiled
SMALL LINE OF CHEAP COFFINS ALWAYS ON HAND
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LIDDELL COMPANY
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W. S. Liddeli,, Pres. and Treas.
F. B. McDowell, Vice Pres.
J. L. Chambers, Sec'y and Supt.
J I II I II I I I |,<l I I I I1I1IIJII1I III! II I I I III I I I I I
'oundry and Machine Works
manufacturers of
Steam Engines and Boilers
Circular Saw Mills
Cotton Presses
Yarn and Warp Presses
Pulleys and Shafting
Couplings and Hangers
Slip Collars, etc., etc.
specialties.
The Liddell-Tompkins Engine
The Improved New Era Boiler
The Liddell Variable Feed Saw mills
The Boss Cotton Presses
The Liddell DirectActing Steam Press
The Liddell Coupling and Hanger
The Daisy Yarn and Warp^ Press
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA
JTAB MILLS COMPAHY
W. IVl. CROWEL.L, Manager
manufacturers of
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GRITS AND PEARL MEAL
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W( CLEAN THE SEED WELL, MAKE GOOD SAMPLE AND LARGE TtTRNOtrT
Gin rear lis, 306 E Trade Street, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
R, T. BECK & GO,
Fine Perfumery, Soaps, Sponges
and Brushes. charlotte, n. c.
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Gibbs Mrs Minnie, r 9 n Poplar
Gifford Miss Agnes, 206 e Sixth
Gifford Mrs A, r 206 e Sixth
Gilford Geo A, cotton buyer for L W Sanders, r 206 e Sixth
Gifford Miss Janie, r 206 e Sixth
Gilford Miss Mary, r 206 e Sixth
Gilbert Miss F M, dressmaker, r 221 n D
Gilbert Jefferson, flagman C, C & A R R, bds 12 s Church
Giles Mrs Mary E, r 501 n Smith
Giles G S, mail carrier, r 501 n Smith
Giles Miss Ximenia, r 501 n Smith
Gilmer T T, Gilreath & Co, r Buford Hotel
Gilmore Mrs Nellie, r s end s Tryon
Gilmore Wm, watchman C C R R, r s end s Tryon
Gilreath & Co, boots and shoes, 16 s Tryon
Glavin Edward, car tracer, r 313 s C
Glenn J C, carpenter, r 421 e Tenth
Glenn Mrs M £, r 421 e Tenth
Glover Miss Marie, r 402 e Ninth
Glover Mrs F H, r 402 e Ninth
Glover Lewis, drayman Racket Store
Goins Mrs Jennie, seamstress, r 903 s Church
Goins Miss Lula, seamstress, r 903 s Church
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Smith & Vaile
Oil Machinery in the South.
Goldberg Mrs D, r 310 e Sixth
Goldberg D, mgr S Wittkowsky, r 310 e Sixth
Golcsmith A M, traveling salesman, r 412 n Tryon
Goldsmith Mrs AM, r 412 n Tryon
Gompf'Mrs Agnes E, r 707 w Trade
Gompl Marcellus, moulder, r 707 w Trade
Gooding Capt W B, city tax collector, office City Hall, r 15 s Mint
Gooding Mrs W B, r 15 s Mint
Goodman Mrs Agatha, r 804 n C
Goodman Robert, gunsmith, r 804 n C
Goodrum J T, telegraph operator, r 313 n Pine
Gormley J J, sec and treas Ada Mfg Co, r 300 w Fifth
Gormley Mrs J J, r 300 w Fifth
Gowdy Mrs Mary A, r 301 e Sixth
Gowdy N D, loreman Hirst Printing Co, r 301 e Sixth
Grady Mrs A E, r 406 w Tenth
Grady J F, builder and contractor, r 406 w Tenth
Graham Alexander, supt city schools, r 817 s B (school grounds)
Graham Mrs A, r 313 e Fifth
Graham A, elk First Nat Bank, r 313 e Fifth
Graham Miss Bessie, r 327 n Tryon
Graham Mrs Elizabeth, r 327 n Tryon
Graham G W, physician and surgeon, 7 w Trade. r3i5 n Church
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Graham John, car recorder R & D R R, r 205 n Clarkson
Graham Joseph, physician, 7 e trade, r 327 n Tryon
Graham Mrs Kate B, r 817 s B (school grounds)
Graham Mrs Lizzie, r Greenville
Graham Miss Margaret, r 817 s B (school grounds)
Graham Mrs Mary, r 205 n Clarkson
Graham Mrs S W, r 315 n Church
Graham Wm, farmer, r Greenville
Graham Wm A, r 327 n Tryon
Graham Wm, elk Racket Store, r 216 w Fourth
Gray & Co, boots and shoes, 19 e Trade
Gray Mrs Caroline, r Victor Row-
Gray Mrs Fanny, r 202 n B
Gray Nat, city bill poster, 215 w Trade, r 215 w Trade
Gray J W, elk Nat Gray, r 215 w Trade
Gray Mrs L E, r 310 s Tryon
Gray Miss Mag, nurse, r southern sub nr Fair Grounds
Gray Mrs M A, r Victor row
Gray Ransom S, Gray & Co, r 310 s Tryon
Gray Robert W, wks Victor mills, r Victor row
Gray R W, elk J H McAden, r Buford Hotel
Gray W H H, painter, r 202 n B
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$2. to $2,50 per dar. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
GEORGE W. KITTELLE, Lessee and Prop'r.
Gray Wm H, elk Gray & Co, r 804 n Tryon
Gray Mrs W H, r 804 n Tryon
Gray W J, carpenter, r Victor row
Gray W G, r 205 w Trade
Gregory Geo W, wks Ada mill, r Greenville
Gregory Mrs M E, r Greenville
Gresham C, prop R R eating house, r 600 w Trade
Gresham Mrs C, r 600 w Trade
Gresham C I, Eddins & Gresham, r 600 w Trade
Gresham J H, J H Gresham & Co, r 600 w Trade
Gresham J T, Gresham & Gresham, r 600 w Trade
Gribble J R, wks Victor mills, r Victor row
Gribble Mrs Nancy J, r Victor row
Grier Mrs nddie R, r 807 n Tryon
Grier Miss Annie, r 801 e Trade
Grier Calvin E, lawyer, room 2 Law Bldg, r 807 n Tryon
Grier J M, elk H Baruoh, r 513 n Church
Grier Mrs J M, r 513 n Church
Grier Mrs M E, r Soon Tryon
Grier Mrs M M, r 801 e Trade
Grier Thomas, merchant, r Soo n Tryon
Griffin Mrs E A, r Greenville
Griffin J S, brickmason, r n Graham extension
W, KAUFMAN & GO,
Carrv the LAKGES ' STOCK of MENS'
BOYS' and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
in -he STATE of NORTH CAROLINA.
Paints, Oils.
R. T. BECK & CO.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Glass, Putty,
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Griffin Mrs J S, r n Graham extension
Griffin John L, carpenter, r 32 s College
Griffin Mrs Lilly, r n Johnston extension
Griffin W W, brickmason, r Greenville
Griffin Mrs M J, r Greenville
Griffin Mrs Mary J, r 32 s College
Griffin Miss Maitie r 32 s College
Griffin Wade, wks Carolina S & H Factory, r n Johnston extn
Griffin, W H, wagoner, r Greenville
Griffith Thomas, C N G Butt & Co and bkkeeper M and F Nat
Bank, r 210 n C
Griffith Mrs Thomas, r 210 n C
Griffith W F, chief of police, r 11 s Mint
Griffith Mrs Mrs W F, r 1 1 s Mint
Grimes Mrs Georgiana, r 400 s Church
Grimes Miss Laura, r 400 s Church
Grimes Miss Mamie, r 400 s Church
Grimes R N, foreman M I Wks, r 400 s Church
Grose Miss Annie, r j e Stonewall
Grose Mrs Elizabeth M, r 7 e Stonewall
Grose Frederick, bkkeeper Gresham & Gresham, r 7 e Stone-
wall
Grose Miss Katie, r 7 e Stonewall
The D. A. Tompkins Company, Constructing and
Contracting Engineers, Charlotte, N. C
Grose Miss Pauline, rye Stonewall
Grose Samuel J, elk register of deeds, r 7 e Stonewall
Gross Rev Mark S, priest St Peters R C Church, r 501 s Tryon
Gruber Mrs J A C, r 409 n Church
Gruber Joseph C, engineer A T & O R R, r 409 n Church
Gruber Miss Julia E G, r 409 n Church
Gruber Miss Lilly, r 409 n Church
Gruber Mrs Mary A, r 409 n Church
Gunter Miss Sarah S, wks Cotton mills, bds Oates' row
HADDOCK J S, conductor C C R R, bds 20S s Tryon
Hager James, carpenter, r 403 s Church
Hager Miss Maggie, r 319 w Stonewall
Hager Mrs Minnie, seamstress, r 403 s Church
Hales & Tolar, jewelers, S n Tryon
Hales A, Hales & Tolar, r 619 n B
Hales Mrs A, r 619 n B
Hall Mrs Alice, wks C C Mfg Co, r 313 s Poplar
Hall Mrs Carrie, r 500 n Smith
Hall Miss Carrie E, r 706 s Tryon
Hall Miss Emma, r 915 n Tryon
Hall Garry H, fireman C C R R, r 915 n Tryon
Hall Miss Fannie, r 706 s Trvnn
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Hall Geo S, butcher, r 311 e Seventh
Hall Mrs Geo S, r 311 e Seventh
Hall Miss Mamie, r 921 s B (school grounds)
Hall Morris, bkkeeper. r 706 s Tryon
Hall John, engineer C C R R, r 915 n Tryon
Hall Mrs John, r 915 n Tryon
Hall John R, r 706 s Tryon
Hall Mrs J S, r 504 n Smith
Hall Miss T P, r 504 n Smith
Hall D J, yardmaster R & D R R, r 500 n Smith
Haltom Rev W S, r 308 S Church
Haltom Mrs W S, r 308 s Church
Hamby Mrs Sarah, r 511 n Church
Hamel Miss Francis D, r 505 n Pine
Hamel Henry C, tailor, wks J S Phillips, r 505 n Pine
Hamill A T, foreman Newspaper Union, r 300 n B
Hamill Mrs A T, r 300 n B
Hamilton Mrs N D, r 214 n College
Hamilton J H, machinist, r 214 n College
Hammond & Justice, wholesale and retail hardware, 30 e Trade
Hammond A H, Hammond & Justice, r 503 e Trade
Hammond Mrs M B, r 503 e Trade
rpHF RTIFORF) HOTF1 Charlotte, N. C, is one of the most
11L ■ L, ^i vyivi-/ nuibb, complete and comfortable houses in
the States. Is especially commended for the excellence of its table.
_1_ Terms : $2. to $2.50 Per Day. George W. Kittelle. Lessee and Prop'r.
Hand & Bowles, saloon, 38 n Tryon
Hand Miss Ella, r 216 n B
Hand Miss Ida, r 216 n B
Hand Mrs M J, r 216 n B
Hand Robert, r 216 n B
Hand W L, Hand & Bowles, r 216 n B
Handcock Sylvanus, elk Funderburk furniture store, bds 602 w
Seventh
Hanks Walker, r 407 n Tryon
Hanna Prof Geo B, assayer U S assay office, r 306 n Tryon
Hanna Mrs G B, r 306 n Tryon
Hannon Charles, harness maker J W Wadsworth, r 618 s
Church
Hannon J C, grocer 606 s Church, r 608 s Church
Hannon Mrs K W, r 211 w Fourth
Hannon Miss Mary, r 211 w Fourth
Hannon Mrs M K, r 618 s Church
Hannon Mrs Rhody, r 60S s Church
Hardin J L, r30i n College
Hardis Mrs M S, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
Hargett Mrs I B, r 303 n Graham
Hargett J L, carpenter, w side n College, bey C C
Hargett John, carpenter, r 215 n Myers
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R.T.Beck&Co.
Wholesale and Retail
Cor. Trade and College Sts.
Charlotte, N. C.
Druggists.
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Hargett Mrs Mary, vv side n College, bey C C R R
Hargett Mrs Sallie, r 215 n Myers
Hargett Thomas, fish dealer, r 303 n Graham
Hargrave L D, r 501 w Trade
Hargrave Mrs L D, r 50T w Trade
Harkey Mrs Elizabeth, r 816 n Graham
Harkey D H painter, r 904 w Trade
Harkey Mrs D H, r 904 w Trade
Harkey Joseph M, r 816 n Graham
Harkey Miss S F. r 603 n D
Harkness Jesse P, elk J W miller & Co, r 804 s Tryon
Harrill Ab, elk Racket Store, r s Tryon
Hat rill J J, elk Racket Store, r s Tryon
Harrill John, mail agt, r 208 s Tryon
Harrill Mrs John, r 208 s Tryon
Harrill J H, elk post office, r 208 s Tryon
Harry Mrs Cora, r 223 n Tryon
Harris Cyrus, farmer, r 2 miles west Charlotte
Harris Hugh W, lawyer, 36 w Trade, r 15 w Trade
Harris James, wks Victor Mills, r 208 n Clarkson
Harris James, r 14 n Church
Harris Maj J G, Alexander & Harris, r Central Hotel
Harris John, r 14 n Church
The D. A. Tompkins Company Install all kinds of |||
Electric Light Plants.
Harris Mrs John, r 14 n Church
Harris John, farmer, 2 miles w Charlotte
Harris Mrs Julia E, r 901 n Graham
Harris J W, laborer, r 910 s Tryon
Harris M, machinist, Mecklenburg Iron Works, r 209 n Graham
Harris Mrs M D, r 910 s Tryon
Harris Samuel E, elk J Hirshinger & Co, r 221 n Tryon
Harris Mrs Victoria, r 208 n Clarkson
Harris W B, grocer, n Graham extension
Harris Wade H, ed and prop Daily News, r 223 n Tryon
Harrison Mrs Alice, r 215 s Church
Harrison C F, auctioneer, r 215 s Church
Harrison Miss Eliza, r 215 s Church
Harrison Miss Fannie, r 215 s Church
Harrison James H, James H Harrison & Co, r34s Tryon
Harrison James H & Co, dry goods, notions, etc, 40 s Tryon
Harrison Miss Mamie, r 215 s Church
Harrison Mrs S L, r 300 vv Filth
Harrison W J, elk cotton compress, r 403 s Church
Harrison Mrs W J, dress maker, r 403 s Church
Harry D R, elk A E Rankin & Bro, r 310 n Graham
Harry Mrs D R, r 310 n Graham
Harry John M, Andrews & Co, r 14 s Tryon
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Hart Miss Alice, elk, r 217 n C
Hart Miss Connie, r 217 n C
Hartsfield R B, Charlotte Crockery Co, r 28 s Tryon
Hartsfield Mrs R M, r 28 s Tryon
Harty Miss Bessie G, r 213 n Tryon
Harty Egbert R, traveling salesman, r 213 n Tryon
Harty Mrs Emma, r 213 n Tryon
Harty Miss Irene, r 213 Tryon
Harty James, china store, 28 w Trade, r 113 n Tryon
Harty Joseph B, elk J Harty, r 213 n Tryon
Harty Miss Mary Jane, r 213 n Tryon
Harty Wm J, elk J Harty, r 21 t, n Tryon
Harvey James, engineer R & D R R, r 901 n Graham
Harvey Mrs James, r 901 n Graham
Hasty Mrs Susan, r w side n College, bey C C R R
Hasty Stephen H, wagoner and carpenter, r w side n College,
bey C C R R
Hatch Mrs Alice, r 901 n College
Hatch J H, carpenter, r 901 n College
Haughton Miss Maggie, r 611 n Church
Haughton Miss ML, re Eleventh bet Tryon and College
Haughton Thos H, r e Eleventh bet Tryon and College
Haughton Mrs T H, r e Eleventh bet Trvon and College
TO BUFORD HOTEL
Charlotte, N. C.
Is regarded as one of the best South — Its rooms
especially are commended for the ex-
cellence of its beds and furniture. Table
unsurpassed. Geo. W. Kittelle,Prop'r.
Haughton Wm G, elk So Ex Co, r 611 n Church
Hauser Norbert, elk J T Butler, r 211 n Myers
Hawkins Marcus L, wks Victor Mills, r 700 w Trade
Hawkins Mrs N E, r 509 w Sixth
Hawkins John, wks Victor Mills r Victor Row
Haydn Robert, mgr Charlotte Chronicle, r 214 s Tryon
Haydn Mrs Robt, r 214 s Tryon
Hayes C C, grocer 35 w Trade, r 210 n C
Hayes Mrs C C, r 210 n C
Hayes Miss Daisy, r 502 s Church
Hayes Mrs Elizabeth, r 610 w Eighth
Hayes Dr J W, r 306 s Church
Hayes Mrs J W, r 306 s Church
Hayes Mrs Junius W, r 505 n Graham
Hayes Junius W, J G Shannonhouse & Co, r 505 ji Graham
Hayes Lucy C, r 505 n Graham
Hayes Solomon, r 610 w Eighth
Hayman L, butcher, 19 s Tryon, r 410 n Poplar
Hayman Mrs L, r 410 n Poplar
Haynes A S, machinist M I Wks, r 214 s Church
Haynes Capt Edward, roofing, r 315 s Mint
Haynes Mrs Emily, r 315 s Mint
Haynes Mrs EL, r 214 s Church
work for the People's Interest
in Maintaining LOW PRICES
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Haynes R S, elk Racket Store, r 214 s Church
Hayr.es T D, fireman R & D R R, r 214 s Church
Healy Mrs Ellen, r 412 s Poplar
Heard J W, traveling salesman, r Buford Hotel
Heard Mrs J W, r Buford Hotel
Heath Mrs A J, r 708 e Trade
Heath E J, R A Lee & Co. r 708 e Trade
Heep Lung, laundry, 225 s Tryon
Heftcock Win, street car driver, r 305 w Stonewall
Helms Miss Emma, r n Johnston
Helms J D, machinist Mecklenburg Iron Works, r n end n
Johnston
Helms Mrs Lessie, r n end n Johnston
Helms Mrs Rebecca, r n end n Johnston
Helton Miss Annie, r 311 s C
Helton Elizabeth, r 311 s C
Helton Peter, life insurance, r 311 s C
Henderson Edward T, elk R M White & Co, r 9 e Third
Henderson Mrs E T, r 9 e Third
Henderson J A, Neal & Henderson, rsn n Poplar
Henderson J Harvev, farmer, r 511 n Poplar
Henderson Dr J M, S L Alexander & Co, r country
Henderson Miss M E, 511 n Poplar
The T>. A. Tompkins Company Control the Harris-
Corliss Engine in the South.
Henderson Mrs Mary J, r 908 s Tryon
Henderson Willis J, traveling salesman Brown & Weddington,
r 511 n Poplar
Henderson W M, grocer, 908 s Tryon, r 908 s Tryon
Henning David, bkkeeper and telegraph operator C C Frt De-
pot, r 217 n Tryon
Henning Miss Ruth, r 37 n Tryon
Henry Wm, watchman Carolina S and H Factory, r n Johnston
Henry Mrs Sallie, r n Johnston
Henshaw Elizabeth, r Seversville
Henshaw John W, boot and shoemaker, 6 e Trade, r Seversville
Herndon E A, wks Chronicle office, bds Buford House
Herron Mrs E C, r 703 n D
Herron Mrs Jane, r 206 s Church
Herron Wm M, r 703 n D
Hess Isaac, wks W Kaufman, r 505 s Tryon
Hicks, Francis A, tin and slate roofing, 6 e Trade, r 503 n
Poplar
Hicks Mrs F A, r 503 n Poplar
Hill A T, insurance agt, r Buford Hotel
Hill Mrs Harriet, n 510 n Pine
Hill Henry H, watchman Ada mills, bds 205 w Trade
Hill Jemima, seamstress, r 406 e Third
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G. YALER & CO.
Soda and Mineral Water Factory.
Charlotte, N. C.
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Hill John, carpenter, r 510 n Pine
Hill Miss Rebecca, r 327 n Tryon
Hilton R L grocer, 700 n D. r 700 n D
Hilton Mrs S E, r 700 n D
Hinshaw Mrs C C, dressmaker 26 w Trade, r 615 e Seventh
Hinson Miss Dora, wks Victor mills, r Victor row
Hinson John, wks Victor mills, r Victor row
Hinson Mrs Margaret, r Victor row
Hinson Mis Sophronia, wks Victor mills, r Victor row
Hinson Westbury, r Victor row
Hipp Mrs A B, r 804 w Fourth
Hipp J L, carpenter, r 506 s Church
Hipp Miss Ella, r 50" s Church
Hipp Mrs Josephine, r 506 s Church
Hipp Mrs Martha, r 804 w Fourth
Hipp Thomas, wks Victor mills, r 804 w Fourth
Hirsch M, elk Moyer & Co, r 233 s Tryon
Hirsch Isaac, Margolius & Co, r 402 n Tryon
Hirshinger J & Co, props Dixie Pants Factory, 33 e Trade
Hirshinger J, J Hirshinger & Co, r 610 s Tryon
Hirshinger Mrs J, r 610 s Tryon
Hirst, John, Hirst Printing and Publishing Company, r 506 n
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Hirst Miles, grocer 601 w Eighth, r 603 w Eighth
Hirst Mrs Miles, r 603 w Eighth
Hirst Printing and Publishing Company, 212 e Trade
Hislop Miss Ella, r 216 n B
Hobbs J A, wks Heath & Lee, r 413 e Seventh
Hobbs J R, elk R & D R R, r Buford Hotel
Hobbs Mrs Laura L, r 413 e Seventh
Hobbs Mrs Martha, r 415 e Seventh
Hodge J T, boot and shoemaker 214 n Tryon, r 214 n Tryon
Hodges Miss Emma, seamstress, r 615 s Mint
Hodges Miss Josephine, seamstress, r5i5 s Mint
Hoffman & Alexander, dentists, 5 w Trade
Hoffman Henry, barkeeper Buford Hotel, r Buford Hotel
Hoffman Dr W H, Hoflman & Alexander, r 311 w Fifth
Hoffman Mrs W H, r 311 w Fifth
Hoke A L, carpenter, r 409 e Fifth
Hoke Mrs G L, r 409 e Fifth
Holder Miss Bettie, r 907 s B
Holder, R E, grocer, 213 c Trade, r 907 s B
Holder Mrs Sarah J, r 907 s B
Holland J R, cashier M & F Nat Bank, r 504 e Trade
Holland Mrs J R, r 504 e Trade ,
Holland J R, Shaw & Co, r 407 e Trade
AGENT
For Excelsior Stoves, New
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RANGES.
J, N, McCAUSLAND
209 S. Tryon Street.
Charlotte. N. C.
A. H. CROWELL, JR.
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SHINGLES, LATH, Etc.
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MY STOCK IS ALWAYS COMPLETE IN EVERY RESPECT, VIZ:
Bed Room Suits, Parlor Suits, Beds, Mattresses. Safes, Lounges, Tables, Chairs,
and everything in a First-Class Furniture House
Coffins, Caskets and Burial Robes. [The oldest Undertaking: House in the city.] Am pre-
pared to conduct funerals in the very latest style and at the lowest prices.
Embalming done either in or out of the city. Orders promptly attended to, day or night
Night Cali^-Central Hotel or 412 N. Poplar Street
17 West Trade Street, - - - - CHARLOTTE, N. C.
ESTABLISHED 1875
O. W. BADGER
[Successor to T. W. REM LEY]
WHOLESALE LIOUOR DEALER
FULL LINE OF WINES AND LIQUORS
NORTH CAROLINA CORN WHISKEY A SPECIALTY.
205 E. TRADE ST., CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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R, T. BEGK & GO,
Fine Perfumery
and Brushes.
, Soaps, Sponges
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
GENERAL DIRECTORY— WHITE.
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Holly Miss Addie, r 405 n Smith
Holley Mrs Esther, r 405 n Smith
Holky Miss Nancy A, r 405 n Smith
Holley Miss Rebecca, r 405 n Smith
Holobaugh D S, Grocer, r 308 n Church
Holobaugh Mrs D S. r 30S n Church
Holobaugh Geo M, Grocer 29 s Tryon, r 16 e Morehead
Holobaugh Mrs Geo M, r 16 e Morehead
Holt John A, supt Cotton Compress, r Buford Hotel
Holt Wm, shoemaker 214 n Tryon, r 508 e Seventh
Holt Mrs Wm, r 508 e Seventh
Holton C S, Grocer 307 e Trade, r 601 e Seventh
Holton Mrs Martha J. r 601 e Seventh
Holton Mrs H C, r 321 e Trade
Holton Mrs Rachael R, r 321 e Trade
Hood Harvey, elk Racket Store, r 212 e Seventh
Hood Mrs Sarah, r 212 e Seventh
Hood John H, stone cutter, r 700 s C
Hooper Mrs C J, r 509 w Seventh
Hooper Edward, General Merchandise 507 w Seventh, r 509 w
Seventh
Hooper Mrs Emily E, r 509 vv Seventh
Hooper John, wks Alpha Mills, r n B, near city limits
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Westinghouse
Engines in the South.
Hoover F M, elk John W Hoover, r 10 w Fifth
Hoover Mrs F M, r 10 w Fifth
Hoover J H, r 301 w Trade
Hoover J W, grocer 301 w Trade, r 301
Honeysucker William, wks Victor Mills
Horah Wm, carpenter, r 219 w Trade
Horah Franklin, carpenter, r 219 w Trade
Horah Mrs Margaret, r 219 w Trade
Hornbarrier Mrs S A, r 419 w Fourth
Horton Mrs S F, r 504 n Graham
Horton Mrs M M, r 209 e Fifth
Hotchkiss Mrs R L, r 306 w Seventh
Houston Miss Bessie A, saleslady r 317 w
Houston Miss Carrie E, r 317 w Eighth
Houston Mrs Betsy, r 501 n Smith
Houston J W, cotton dealer, r rear 605 s Poplar
Houston Mrs J W, r rear 605 s Poplar
Houston S F, traveling salesman, r 317 w Eighth
Houston Mrs Sarah, r 317 w Eighth
Houston Miss Sallie, saleslady Racket Store, r 317 w Eighth
Houston Miss Sue, r 501 n Smith
Ho.wie J C, elk John McCorkle, r 25 w Trade
Howze W H, com traveler, bds Central Hotel
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Howell Geo A, bkkeeper John VanLandingham, r 208 e
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Howell Mrs Geo A, r 208 e Fifth
Howell John, wks Victor mills, r Victor row
Howell J T, machinist, Liddell Co, r 241 w Trade
Howell Mrs J T, r 241 w Trade
Howell S M, grocer and baker 217 e Trade, r 208 e Fifth
Howell Mrs S M, r 208 e Fifth
Howard Miss Grace, r 633 s Graham
Hucks Mrs Francis, wks C C Mfg Co, r 209 n B
Hucks Geo W, wks C C Mfg Co, r 209 n B
Hucks Miss Hattie, seamstress, r 304 s Mint
Huddleston Mrs Clementine, wks Victor Mills, r Victor row
Huddleston Mrs E A, r Victor row
Huddleston J H, wks Victor mills, r Victor row
Huddleston Miss N A, wks Victor mills, r Victor row
Huddleston R, wks Victor mills, r Victor row
Huddleston Tom, wks Victor mills, r Victor row
Hudgens Miss Alice, r 407 e Second
Hudson T M, wks S & H wks, bds n Johnston
Hughes M, Engineer CC&ARR, bds 408 n Graham
Humbert Miss Jane, r 313 n College
TUP RTTVnRU UfTPVT * s personally conducted by the undersigned
111!; DUrUiVLI UUiJuivi Lessee and Proprietor. Formerly proprietor
of leading- and well known Southern and Northern
Eesort Hotels. GEORGE \V. KITTELLE,
GHARLOTTE.N.G.
Hundley J H, r Central Hotel
Hundley Mrs J H, r Central Hotel
Huneycutt A J, engineer R & D R R, r 213 s Graham
Huneycutt Mrs A J, r 213 s Graham
Huneycutt R F, job compositor and sterotyper, r 2 miles beyond
s limits
Huneycutt Miss T L, r 415 e First
Hunter Mrs A V, r 609 n C
Hunter Mrs Alice V,
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Hunter Charles, carpenter, r 416 s Church
Hunter C L, elk U S Disi Atty, r 504 e Trade
Hunter Mrs C S, r 504 e Trade
Hunter D P, policeman, r 601 n Pne
Hunter Mrs D P, r 601 n Pine
Hunter Mrs Ila, r 601 n Pine
Hunter J H, carpenter, r 310 s Mint
Hunter J N, Kirk & Hunter, r 410 w Ninth
Hunter Mrs J N, r 410 w Ninth
Hunter James D, carpenter, r 609 n C
Hunter Mrs Molly, seamstress, r 416 s Church
Hunter T M, fireman R & D R R, bds 410 w Ninth
Hutchinson J M, carpenter, r 615 n C
Hutchinson Miss Kate, r 615 n C
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Paints, Oils.
R. T. BECK & CO.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Glass, Putty.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — WHITE.
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Hutchinson Mrs Mary G, r 615 n C
Hutchison A C & Co, carriage dealers 22 n Trvon
Hutchison A C, A C Hutchison & Co, r 409 n Tryon
Hutchison Mrs A C, r 409 n Tryon
Hutchison Anthony, engineer R&DRRr 407 n Smith
Hutchison Mrs Bessie, r 402 w Twelfth
Hutchison Miss Charlee, teacher at Graded School, r 402 w 12th
Hutchison D P, supt Charlotte Water Works Co, r 603 n Tryon
Hutchison Mrs Elizabeth, r 407 n Smith
Hutchison Dr E Nye, Insurance Agent 4 n Tryon, r 402 w 12th
Hutchison John S, traveling salesman, r 405 n Poplar
Hutchison Mrs J S, r 405 n Poplar
Hutchison Mrs Sallie W, r 603 n Tryon
Hutchison Miss Susie, r 402 w Twelfth
Hyams F D, roots and herbs 210 College st, r 233 s Tryon
Hyland Ed, plumber, bds 506 w Hill
Hyndman Mrs Lucy M, r 313 n Pine
Hyndman W J, carpenter, r 313 n Pine
IRVINE John S, mail carrier, r 300 w Second
Irvine Mrs John S, r 300 w Second
Irvine Wm, moulder M I Wks, r 606 w Trade
Irvine Mrs Emma, r 606 w Trade
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Westinghouse
Electric Lights in the South.
Irving E J, supt Charlotte Cotton mills, r 401 s Church
Irving Mrs E J, r 401 s Church
Irwin Miss Anna O, r 20S St James Park
Irw.n Frank J, supt C C Mfg Co, r 208 St James Park
Irwin H C, grocer and butcher 211 w Trade, r 212 s Church
Irwin Mrs H C, r 212 s Church
Irwin Mrs Harriet M, r 208 St James Park
Irwin ] A, night elk Central Hotel, r Central Hotel
Irwin James P, r 208 St James Park
JACKSON James B, blacksmith, r 16 e Stonewall
Jackson Mrs Sarah, r 16 e Stonewall
James Mrs Alice, r 611 n Church
James C C, mechanic, r Greenville
James C M, r 406 e Trade
James Mrs Minerva, r Greenville
James Mrs Phcebe, r 318 w Ninth
James Miss Sarah A, wks Ada mill, r Greenville
James T C, agt Asso R R's Va and Carolinas, 17 e Trade, r 611
n Church
Jamison Miss Addie, r 30 , s Church
Jamison Miss Florence, r 301 s Poplar
Jamison I W, bkkeeper E B Springs, r 304 s Church
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BURWELL & DUNN, Wholesale Store 5 W. Trade St.
G. VALER & GO,
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Jamison } M, elk R R eating house, r 6oo w Trade
Jamison John, elk C Scott, r 34 s Tryon
Jamison Mrs Josephine E, r 313 S Mint
Jamison Mrs Lula, r 301 s Poplar
Jamison Mrs Margaret, r 13 s Mint
Jamison Miss Mary, r 301 s Poplar
Jamison Robert, engineer C, C & A R R, r 301 s Poplar
Jamison Mrs R M, r 305 s Church
Jamison S N, elk E M Andrews, r 313 s Mint
Jaquins W A, elk F F Snider, r 33 n College
Jaquins Mrs W A, r 33 n College
Jarrell Win, machinist Liddell Co, r 213 n Myers
Jarrell Mrs Rosa, r 213 n Myers
Jarrett Mrs Annie, r 702 n D
Jarrett Ed, wks Elliott & Marsh, r 702 n D
Jarrett J R, carpenter, r 514 e Ninth
Jarrett Mrs S E, r 514 e Ninth
Jenning S J E, carpenter, r 504 n A
Jennings Miss Juliana, r 632 s Mint
Jennings Mrs T A, r 504 n A
Jetton Harvy W, sergeant police, r City Hall
Jetton Mrs Margaret, r Oa;es' Row
Jetfon Taylor, carpenter, r Oates' Row
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lilt UUiUiiu nUll/L/i guaranteeing absolute satisfaction to all.
Terms = 83. to $2 .50 per^T GEORGE W. KITTELLE, Lessee and Proper.
Johnson Charles, wks Elliott & Marsh, r 403 e Ninth
Johnson E, marble cutter, r country
Johnson Mrs Erving, r 403 e Ninth
Johnson G S, mgr Talbot & Son, r 607 :> Poplar
Johnson Mrs G S, r 607 n Poplar
Johnson James A, marble cutter, r country
Johnson Mary, r 803 s B
Johnson & Elliott, marble dealers. 235-237 w Trade
Johnston Mrs Adeline, r 406 w Ninth
Johnston Bros, grocers and commission merchants, 25 s College
Johnston David, r 617 s Church
Johnston Miss Jennie, r 710 n Tryon
Johnston James A, Johnston & Elliot, r 30S e Ninth
Johnston Mrs James A, r 308 e Ninth
Johnston Latta C, farmer, r 609 n Tryon
Johnston Mrs Latta C, r 609 n Tryon
Johnston Mrs M E, r 617 s Church
Johnston Mrs Rufus M, r 609 n Tryon
Johnston Mrs Susan, r n Johnston
Johnston Ural G, r 609 Tryon
Johnston Col Wm, r 415 w Trade
Johnston Zeke, Johnston Bros, bds 408 n College
Johnston Zebulon M, bkkeeper Pharr & Long, r 28 e Trade,
Remember T1 ^™ M i&"™«sssf rt Charlotte.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFER.
209 South Tryon Street,
R. T. Beck & Co.YSSlfci^ 1 Druggists.
Charlotte, N. C.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — WHITE.
Is, r 209 n Graham
r 507 n Graham
onas Mrs Betsey, wks Charlotte Cotton Mills, r 515 w Sixth
onas Miss Mollie, wks Cha'lotte Cotton Mills, rsi5 w Sixth
ones & Lockwood, Charlotte Knitting Mills, Fourth and R&D
Railroad
ones & Tillett, attorneys, rooms 10 and 1 1 Law Building n Church
ones Miss Annie, r 407 n Tryon
ones C F, bkkeeper 1st National Bank, r 502 n College
ones Col H C, Jones & Tillett, (U S Dist Atty), Law Building, n
Church, r 406 e Trade
ones J B, wks Charlotte Cotton Mil
ones J E. roadmaster R & D R R,
ones Miss Kate B, 507 n Graham
ones Miss Lelia B. r 310 n Poplar
ones Mrs Mary A E, r 310 n Poplar
ones Miss Nina, r 407 n Tryon
ones Richard L, Jones & L ckwood, r 508 vv Trade
ones Mrs R L, r 508 w Trade
ones Robt L, printer, r 310 n Poplar
ones Dr S B, Jones & Graham, r 412
ones Mrs SB, r 412 S Tryon
ones Mrs T D, r 507 n Graham
ones W R, elk S Wittokowsky, r 301 n College
ones Mrs W R, r 301 n College
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Heating.
Jordan R H, drugs 2 n Tryon cor e Trade, r Buford House
Jordan Mrs R H, r Buford Hotel
Jordan Mrs Mamie, r 209 n Graham
Julian Robert E, shoemaker 300 n Tryon, r 300 n Tryon
Justice W H, Hammond & Justice, r Central Hotel
Justice M, elk Gresham & Gresham, bds 602 w Seventh
KAUFMAN, W & Co, clothiers, cor Central Hotel
Kaufman W, W Kaufman & Co, r 505 s Tryon
Kaufman Mrs W, r 505 s Tryon
Kee Sam, laundry 225 s Tryon, r 225 s Tryon
KeelerJ Morgan jr, r Buford Hotel
Keerans E P, elk E B Springs, r 609 n Church
Keerans Mrs E A, r 609 n Church
Keerans Miss Hattie E, r 609 n Church
Keerans J T, bee hive vendor, r 609 n Church
Keesler £ L, T L Alexander & Co, r 405 e Trade
Keesler S R, elk Gray &: Co, r 405 e Tiade
Keeter John, fireman R & D R R, r 410 vv Ninth
Keistler R S, patent medicines 32 s College, r 32 s College
Keith Miss Henrietta, wks Cotton mills, r 525 w Sixth
Keith Miss Margaret, wks Cotton mills,
Keith Mrs M A, r 555 w Sixth
Keith T J, gardener, r 525 w Sixth
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Keller Mrs Cora, r Greenville
Keller G W, wks Ada mill, r Greenville
Kelly Mrs Jennie, seamstress, r 408 w Second
Kelly James, r 408 w Second
Kelly Mrs M C, elk Racket Store, r 202 w Tenth
Kendrick Mrs E L, r 10 w Sixth
Kendrick J M, wines and liquors 15 s Tryon, r 205 n Tryon
Kendrick Mrs J M, r 205 n Tryon
Kendrick Miss Mary, r 205 n Tryo:.
Kendrick Sylvanus, r 10 w Sixth
Kendrick T A, elk R Moore, r 10 w Sixth
Kennedy C C. train dispatcher R & D R R, r 511 w Trade
Kennedy Mrs Loula, r 511 w Trade
Kennedy Richard, machinist M I Wks, r 604 s Church
Kennedy Miss Sallie r 604 s Church
Kerns Mrs Sarah A, r 12 e Stonewall
Kerns Thomas G, wks Brown, Weddington & Co, r 12 e Stone-
wall
Kerr Miss A J, r Victor row
Kerr Mrs M A, r Victor row
Kerr R F, farmer, r Victor row
Keziah Miss M J, r Victor Row
Keziah Miss Virgie, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
THE BUFDRD HOTEL
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CHARLOTTE, N. C. Conrad Lipscomb, Chief Clerk,
long- connected with the Hotels of Charlotte, gives
_ greeting- to his friends, and invites them one and all
to call upon him, guaranteeing them liberal and satisfactory treatment.
Kidd Miss Alice, r 514 e Seventh
Kidd W B, grocer 512 e Seventh, r 514 e Seventh
Kids F S, elk W A Ennis, r 227 w Trade
Kids Mrs F S, r 227 w Trade
Kimball Julius, machinist Liddell Co, r 19 n Poplar
Kimbrell Miss Avlona, wks C C Mfg Co, r 8 e Stonewall
Kimbrell Mrs Eliza J, r 8 e Stonewell
Kimbrell J B, wks C C Mfg Co, r 8 e Stonewall
Kindle Wm A, machinist Elliott & Marsh, r southern suburbs,
near Fair Grounds
Kindle Mrs Holly, r southern suburbs near Fair Grounds
King C F, newspaper correspondent, r 408 e Seventh
King Mrs C F, r 40S e Seventh
King Geo H, agent Southern Express Co, r 709 n Tryon
King Mrs Ida T, r 709 n Tryon
King J D, conductor R & D R R, r 605 e Seventh
King Miss Kate, r 907 n Tryon
King Mrs M J, r 605 e Seventh
Kino- Mrs Mary N, wks C C Mfg Co, r 313
Kinlow N, laborer, r 502 e Seventh
Kinslow Mrs M, r 502 e Seventh
Kirby M F, elk J M Sims, r 413 n Graham
Kirby Mrs M F, r 413 n Graham
Poplar
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MUGS, CHEM ICALS,® m |i, ec L * p» PATENT MEDICINE ?
i) Cor. Trade & College Sts. K I > " ^ CHAKLOTTE, N. C. O
GENERAL DIRECTORY — WHITE.
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Kneer Miss Mollie, r 13 n Poplar
Kneer Mrs S A, r 13 n Poplar
Knight Wash, engineer Victor Mills, bds Victor Row
Knox W P, elk R & D R R, r 200 11 B
Knox Mi's W P, r 200 n B
Kopf R M. traveling salesman, r 310 s Church
Kopf Mrs R M, r 310 s Church
Krueger G S, bkkeeper S Wittkowsky, r 509 n Church
Krueger Mrs Mary, r 509 n Church
Kuester Charles, elk Young & Rhyne, r 314 n College
Kuester Mrs F, r 314 n College
LAFOY Mrs Adeline, r 507 w Fifth
Latby Houston, wks Cotton Mills, r Oates' Row
Lafoy Mrs Liny, r Oates' Row
Lafoy P V, wks Cotton Mills, r 507 w Fifth
Lafoy R M, wks Cotton Mills, r Oates' Row
Lafoy Mrs Sallie, r Oates Row
Laird Eli B, conductor R & D R R, r 706 w Trade
Laird Mrs E B, r 706 w Trade
Lancaster C D, machinist Mecklenburg Iron Works, r
Twelfth
Lancaster Mrs Jane, wks Alpha Mills, r n B nr Twelfth
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Kirby Mrs MA, r 415 n Poplar
Kirk & Hunter, saloon, 41 \v Trade
Kirk L J, Kirk & Hunter, r n Graham extension
Kirk Mrs L J, r n Graham extension
Kirkpatrick Mrs Elizabeth, r 210 w Sixth
Kirkpatrick Miss Nannie, wks C C Mfg Co, r 210 w Sixth
Kirkpatrick John, r 40S n College
Kirkpatrick J Parks, wks C C Mfg Co, r 210 w Sixth
Kistler Geo M, elk Robt A Duncan, bds 310 e Ninth
Kistler Mrs Margaret, r 507 w Third
Kittelle G W, lessee and prop Buford Hotell, r Buford Hotel,
cor s Tryon and e Fourth
Kittelle Mrs G W, r Buford Hotel, cor s Tryon and e Fourth
Kizer Miss Katie, r 620 s Church
Klouse Mrs Alice, r Greenville
Klouse Joseph, stone mason, r Greenville
Klouse Joseph, butcher 239 w Trade, r 312 s Poplar
Klouse Miss Mary, r Greenville
Klouse Mrs M E, r 312 s Poplar
Klouse Thomas, stone mason, r Greenville
Klueppelberg Mrs Charlotte, r 201 n C
Klueppelberg H A, traveling salesman, r 201 n C
Klutz Lundy, r 407 e Second
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Lancaster Miss Jane, r n B bey Twelfth
Lancaster Miss Parmelia, wks Alpha Mills, r n B near Twelfth
Lancaster Miss Liona, rnBnf Twelfth
Lancaster Miss Viola, n B nr Twelfth
Lancaster W G, wks Alpha Mills, r n B near Twelfth
Landecker S, Grocer 14 n Tryon, r Central Hotel
Lane H H, Church & Lane 206 s Tryon, r Buford Hotel
Lane Mrs H H, r Buford Hotel
Langler J P, clock repairer, r 204 w Morehead
LanhamJ W, wks Ada Mill, r Greenville
Lanham Mrs Lucy, r Greenville
Lankford Wm, r Greenville
Lankford Mrs Mattie, wks Ada Mills, r Greenville
Lardner Mrs Annie, r 313 n College
Latta E D, Charlotte Clothing Mnfg Co, r 509 n Tryon
Latta Mrs E D, r 509 n Tryon
Laughinghouse E S, machinist Liddell Co, r 305 e Fifth
Laughinghouse Mrs E S, r 305 e Fifth
Laughinghouse Mrs M J, r 305 e Fifth
Law Library Association Rooms 8 and 15 Law Building n
Church
Law John A, elk So Ex Co, r 702 n Tryon
Lawing Mrs Belle r 501 E Eleventh
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Terms : $2.00 to $2.50 Per Day. ATAfi W IfTTTtfTTV
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Lawing G A, drayman, r 300 n Myers
Lawing G A, grocer, r Seversville.
Lawing J T A, carpenter, r 300 Myers
Lawing Mrs M S, r 300 n Myers
Lawing Mary C, r Seversvilie
Lawing Mrs M J, r 300 N Myers
Lawing Rachael R, r Seversville
Lawing R E, contractor, r 501 e Eleventh
Leach Mrs Mary, seamstress, r 1 1 w Second
Lederer Henry, r Buford Hotel
Ledwell Mrs Lizzie, r s end s Tryon
Ledwell Thomas, printer, r s end s Tryon
Lee R A & Co, sales and livery stables, 15 n College
Lee R A & Co, cotton buyers, 1 1 n College
Lee R A, R A Lee & Co, r central Hotel
Lee Clifton, engineer C L R R, r 406 w Ninth
Lee Mrs Mary, r 406 w Ninth
Lee Mrs R J, r 306 e Sixth
LeGrand Mrs Sarah, r e side n Tryon, bey C C R R
Lenten Mrs Mollie, seamstress, r e side s Church, nr old Fair
grounds
Lentile Miss Mollie, seamstress, r 903 s Church
Levy Mrs Katie, r 9 e Hill
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Gold Medal, Boston, 1887. Special Silver Medal for Ex- Highest Award, Toronto,
Highest Award, New York, traordinary merit, New ! jgg 7
1887. York, 1888.
CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE I
REV. WM. E. ATKINSON, Principal f CHARLOTTE, January 14, 1889.
Gukney Hot Water Heater Co., Boston, Mass:
Gentlemen : — I have a Gurney Hot Water Heater now heating the Charlotte Female
Institute, instead of five hot air furnaces, and it makes it the most comfortably heated school
building in the state at three-fourths the expense and one-tenth the trouble I formerly had.
The Heater could not be bought out of my Institute for twice what it cost
Yours very truly, WM. R. ATKINSON.
N. B. — The Rev. W. R. Atkinson has very kindly allowed us to refer any parties interested
to him.
SEND FOR "HOW TO HEAT OUR HOMES."
Gurriey Hot Water Heater Co.
237 Franklin Street, Boston, Mass., and 88 John Street, New York
Southern Agents, VALK & MURDOCK, I 6 Hassell Street, Charleston, S C.
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entrusted to our care.
J. C. WINDER, Gen'l Manager, L. C. JONES, Superintendent,
RALEIGH, N. C. WILMINGTON, N. C.
K. S. FINCH, Agent,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
F. W. CLARK, Gen'l Ft. and Pass. Ag't,
PORTSMOUTH, VA.
R. T. BEGK & GO,
Fine Perfumery, Soaps, Sponges
and Brushes. charlotte, n. c.
GENERAL DIRECTORY— WHITE.
Levy N E, elk, r 241 w Trade
Levy Mrs N E, r 241 vv Trade
Levy Thomas L, moulder Liddell Co, r 9 e Hill
Lewis Edward, wks Victor Mills, r Oates' Row
Lewis Capt J Harvey, engineer C C R R, r 18 11 B
Lewis Miss Margaret E, r 2 e old Boundary
Lewis Mrs Nancy, r 2 e old Boundary
Lewis Thomas S, bricklayer, r 2 e old B nindary
Lichtenstein Michael, merchant tailor 9 n Tryon, r 612 n D
Lichtenstein Mrs M, 1612 n B
Liddell Co, Iron Founders, and manufacturers of engines, saw
mills, cotton presses, &c, cor e Trade and n East Boundary
Liddell Mrs W S, r 604 w Trade
Liddell Miss Eva, r 604 e Trade
Liddell Miss Luella, r 604 e Trade
Liddell Mrs W J F, r 604 e Trade
Liddell W S, pres Liddell Co. r 604 e Trade
Lite Ins Co of Va, 217 n Tryon
Lilley Miss Fannie, r 303 e Ninth
Lillycrop John, messenger Law Library, r 628 s Church
Lillycrop MrsM J, r 628 s Church
Lillycrop Wm M, r 628 s Church
Lindy J, drygoods merchant, r 301 n B
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control the Harris-
Corliss Engine in the South.
Lindy Mrs J, r30i n B
Link Mrs Elizabeth, r 634 s Church
Link George, elk H G Link, bds 634 s Church
Link H G, grocer 203 c Trade, r634 s Church
Linnell, roller coverer Oates' Cotton Mills, r 601 n Poplar
Linnell Mrs P E, r 601 n Poplar
Linton J V, engineer Charlotte Gas Co, bds 307 n B
Linton Mrs M F, r 307 n B
Linton S E, mgr Charlotte Ga^ Works, r 307 n B
Lipe W F, baggage master C, C & A R R; r 21 2 e Seventh
Lipe Mrs Maggie, r 212 e Seventh
Lipscomb Conrad F, elk Buford Hotel, r
Little Julian H, elk M P Pegratn, r 504 e
Little Miss Mollie, r 420 s Mint
Little Henry C, farmer. Seversville
Little Maria, r Seversville
Little Wm P, trader, r Seversville
Littlejohn Mrs M L, r 306 e Seventh
Littlejohn L N, mdse broker 45 e Trade,
Lock hart Mrs J E, r 300 w Vance
Lockhart W M, r 209 s B
Lockwood Harry, Jones & Lock wood, r
Loesser Mrs W E, r 408 n Graham
Buford
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CASKETS in the State. Wholesale and Retail.
in West Trade Street, Charlotte, N. C.
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OBeer Bottling- Establishment.
. Bottled Beer, K ejf g^r-Charlotte, N.G
Export Beer. 5th St
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Logan J D, bkkeeper Long Bios, r 504 n B
Long Bros, grocers, 208 e Trade
Long D A, carpenter, r rear of 40S w Second
Long D G, Long Bros, r 504 n B
Long H C, elk C A Dixon & Co, r 12 w Fifth
Long Mrs H C, r 12 w Fifth
Long Miss Helen C, r 411 n Trvon
Long J C, Long Bros, r 504 n Tryon
Long Mrs J E, r 504 n B
Long John P, Long Bros, r 308 n B
Long Miss Lilly W, r 411 n Tryon
Long Miss Loraine, r 411 n Tryon
Long Mrs M E, r 308 n B
Long Mrs Sallie }, r rear 408 w Second
Long W L, Pharr & Long, r 515 n Church
Long Mrs W L, r 515 n Church
Lowder W D, wks J Hirshinger & Co, r 20S n Clrrkson
Lowder Miss Louisia C, seamstress, r 208 n Clarkson
Love Miss Delphy, cook, r 12 s Church
Lucas Mrs H A, r 601 e Trade
Lucas Miss M N, r 601 e Trade
Lucas Miss A C, r 601 e Trade
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[TWIT Is noterl for the excellence of all that tends to
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i J $2. to $2,50 per dav. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
CEORGE W. KITTELLE. Lessee and Prop'r.
Lucas Miss H M, r e Trade
Lumley Thomas, wks Ada Mills, r Greenville
Lumley Mrs Maggie, wks Ada Mills, r Greenville
Lyles Charles, elk Racket Store, r 216 w Fourth
Lyles Mrs Mrs W M, r 301 e Sixth
Lyles W M, traveling salesman, r 301 e Sixth
Lyon Martin A, cashier Church & Lane, r Central Hotel
MC Aden J H, druggist 7 n Tryon, president Mer & Farms
Bank, r 606 n Tryon
McAden Mrs J H, 606 n Tryon
McAden Miss Mamie, r 18 s Tryon
McAden Mrs RY, r 18 s Tryon
McAllister C S, printer, r 215 w Second
McAllister H B, r 603 w Seventh
McAllister Mrs H B. r 603 w Seventh
McAllister J H, r 215 w Second
McAllister Mrs J H, r 215 w Second
McCall Mrs A, r 315 w Seventh
McCall Catherine, cook J M Miller, r 303 n Graham
McCall CLL.r 609 n C
MCall Durant, wks Victor Mills, Oates Row
McCall J C, laborer, r 523 w Sixth
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Facilities in furnishing Clothing.
Paints, Oils.
R. T. BECK & CO.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Glass, Putty.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — WHITE.
McCall J L, laborer, r 310 s Mint
McCall Mrs Lou, r 310 s Mint
McCall J Watt, carpenter, r 504 n A
McCall Lee, farmer, n 609 n C
McCall Mrs M E, r 504 n A
McCall Mrs Martha, r 523 w Sixth
McCall Miss Nancy A, wks Charlotte Cotton Mills, r 523 w Sixth
McCall Mrs Rebecca, r Oates Row
McCarver J A, watchman R & D R R, 309 w Seventh
McCarver John, carpenter, bds 205 w Trade
McCarver Thomas, wks Elliot & Marsh, r 309 w Seventh
McCausland A Earle, 202 s Tryon
McCausland J N, stoves, tinware, tin and slate roofing, heaters
and furnaces 209 s Tryon, r 202 s Tryon, up stairs
McClintock Cicero, wks Carolina S and H Factory, r n Johnston
nr C C R R
McClure Madame Sue, r 41S e Second
McComb J W, merchandise broker 39 e Trade, up stairs, r 406 w
Filth
McComb Mrs J W, r4o6 w Fifth
McCombs Dr J P, physician 21 n Tryon, r Central Hotel
McConnell John, carpenter, r 506 n Tryon
McConnell J H, wks Elliott ci Marsh, r 214 e Seventh
The D. A. Tompkins Company Install all kinds op
Elective Light Plants.
McConnell [Or 504 n Tryon
McConnell Mrs John, r 506 n Tryon
McConnell Mrs Martha, 504 a Tryon
McConnell Miss Lula, r 506 n Tryon
McCorkle John, saloon 27 w Trade, r 401 n Poplar
McCorkle Mrs Mary A. r 401 n Poplar
McCorkle Mrs Nannie, seamstress, r 707 Ja s Graham
McCorkle Thomas, carpenter, r 705 s Graham
McCorkle W Davis, carpenter, r 707)3 s Graham
McCorkle Mrs Magpie, seamstress, r 705 s Graham
McCormack T 1, printer, r 213 e Seventh
McCormack Mrs T J, r 213 e Seventh
McCormack Miss Ethel, r 213 e Seventh
McCoy J W, elk Hand & Bowles, r 626 s Church
McCoy Mrs Tennie E, r 626 s Church
McCoy Mrs Mary, r 317 s Mint
McCoy M A, carpenter, r 317 s Mint
McCracken Miss Cordelia, r 214 e Seventh
McCracken Miss Lillian, r2i4 e Seventh
McCracken Mrs Lula, r 219 n Trade
McCracken Miss Mary, r 214 e Seventh
McCracken Mrs Martha A, r 214 e Seventh
McCracken R C, carriage builder, r 214 e Seventh
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LOW, at BURWELL & DUNN'S Retail Store.
G. YALER & GO,
Soda and Mineral Water Factory.
Charlotte, N. C.
Fine Ginger Airs. Etc
FIFTH STREET,
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HIRST S DIRECTORY OF CHARLOTTE.
McCracken R E, printer, r 214 e Seventh
McCracken R H, r 219 w Trade
McCreedy Wm, wks R & D R R, r 202 s Cedar
McCreedy Mrs Elizabeth Mary Ann, r 202 s Cedar
McCreight J K, elk L J Walker & Co, r 18 s Church
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McCullough Mrs M C, r 903 n D
McCullough Mrs R L, r 901 n Graham
McCullough R L, engineer R & D R R, r 901 n Graham
McCully G S, carpenter, r 5 1 1 w Sixth
McCully HC, r 5 n w Sixth
McCully John, wks Cotton Mills, r 51 1 vv Sixth
McCully Miss Mary, wks Cotton Mills, r 51 1 w Sixih
McCully Mrs Martha J, wks Cotton Mills, r 511 w Sixth
McCully Miss Sallie, wks Cotton Mills, r 51 1 w Sixth
McDonald E, commercial agt, r 907 s Tryon
McDonald Mrs E, r 907 s Tryon
McDonald May, wks Dixie Pants Co, r alley rear Hulord Hotel
McDonald, Rosa, r 905 s Tryon
McDonald Edward, miner, r 905 s Tryon
McDonald Miss Susie, r 905 s Tryon
McDowell F B, mayor Charlotte, r 700 e Trade
McDowell Miss Maggie, r 700 e Trade
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HP RIIFORF) HOTFT Charlotte, N. a, is one of the most
iij^ liui v^i\.i_y liUILL,, complete and comfortable houses in
the States. Is especially commended for the excellence of its table.
'ekms : $3. to $2.50 Per Day. Georee w. Kittelle, Lessee and Prop'r.
AGENT
McDowell Mrs R R, r 700 e Trade
McDuffy N J, Mgr Sineer mtg Co, r 11 s mint '
McFall J C, elk W H Wearn & Co, r 28 s Tryon
McGee Mrs Annie, r 609 s Mint
McGee J J, painter, r 609 s Mint
McGinn Mrs Amelia, r 511 w Eighth
McGinn, G H, McGinn & Co, r 511 w Eight
McGinn G Ff & Co, grocery, 203 w Trade
McGinn Mrs I Ff, r 18 s Church
McGinn I H, elk Gilreath & Co, r 18 s Church
MGinnis Charles D, elk, r 12 w Seventh
McGinnis E D, grocer 315 n Tryon, r 503 n Graham
McGinnis Mrs L C, r 503 n Graham
McGinnis R C, confectioner 305 n Tryon, r 12 w Seventh
McGinnis R H, elk E D McGinnis, r 503 n Graham
McGinnis Mrs R C, r 12 w Seventh
McGinnis W B, elk A E Rankin & Bro, r 503 n Graham
McGowan P J. pedler, r 309 s B
McGowan Mrs P J, r 309 s B
McKamey Miss Laura, r 214 w Fourth
McKamey Miss Sallie, r 317 s Mint
McKamey Wm, elk Racket Store, r 214 w Fourth
McKamey Mrs Wm, r 214 w Fourth
209 S. tryon Street.
For Excelsior Stoves, New
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Charlotte. N. C.
R.T.Beck&Co.
Wholesale and Retail
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McKane Paul, shoemaker 31 n Tryon, r 613 e Seventh
McKane Mrs Mary, r 613 e Seventh
McKee Wm, r 507 n B
McKenzie J M, r 803 s Tryon
McKenzie, Miss Mag, 1-617 n B
McKenzie Wm, grocer 910 n Tryon, r 617 n B
McKenzie Mrs Wm, r6i7nB
McKinney Enoch, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
McKinney Mrs Frances E, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row,
McKinnon Ausy, wks Charlotte Cotton Mills, r Oates Row
McKinnon Mrs M J, r Oates Row
McKnight F A, grocer 225 e Trade, r 1211 Cedar
McKnight Mrs FA, r 12 n Cedar
McLaughlin Charles, r 807 e Trade
McLaughlin C M, r 300 s Mint
McLaughlin James M, elk J B McLaughlin, r 302 e Sixth
McLaughlin J B Jr, grocer and commission merchant 210 e
Trade, r 302 e Sixth
McLaughlin Joseph, cotton buyer, r 807 e Trade
McLaughlin Mrs Joseph, r 807 e Trade
McLaughlin Mrs M E, r 302 e Sixth
McLaughlin P S, mail agent C C & A R R, r 300 s Mint
McLaughlin Mrs P S, r 300 s Mint
The D. A. Tompkins Company, Constructing and
Contracting
Engineers,
Charlotte, N. C
McLaurin Miss Nettie, bds 402 w Trade
McLeod A W, gen secy Y M C A 206 s Tryon, r 307 s Tryon
McLeod E A, carpenter, r 604 n Tryon
McLeod Mrs E A, r 604 n Trvon
McLeod M D L, clerk T L Seigle & Co, r 18 s Church
McLellan R H wks Ada Mill, r' Greenville
McLellan Mrs N A, r Greenville
McManaway Rev A G, Pastor Baptist Church, r 405 n Tr\ on
McManawa\ Mrs M J. 405 n Tryon
McManaway J E, McManaway & Brown, r 405 n
McManaway & Brown, grocers, 231 e Trade
McManus Mrs Emmeline, r 500 n Smith
McManus Geo W, carpenter, r 33 s College
McManus Mrs Martha, r 33 s College
McMillan J A, grocer 230 n Tryon, r 213 e Sixth
McNeal M W, bds 507 n Pine
McNeill C B, wks Carolina S and H Factory, r n Johnston
McNelis C. policeman, r 601 s Tryon
McNelis Mrs R, r 601 s Tryon
McNinch F A, grocer, r 301 n Poplar
Tryon
McNinch Mrs F A, r 301 n Poplar
McNinch Miss Nettie, r 301 n Poplar
McNinch Samuel, bkkeeper E B Springs, r 213 s Church
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McNinch Mrs Samuel, r 213 s Church
McRae Miss Beulnh, r 408 e Seventh
McRae J L, patent agent, r 408 e Seventh
McRae Mrs R J, r 408 e Seventh
Maccabee Baz, wks Alpha Mills, r n B bey Twelfth
Maddox I N, carpenter, r 206 w Second
Maddox Mrs M C, r 206 vv Second
Maddox R S. carpenter, r 206 w Second
Maffitt Mrs W C, r 406 w Twelfth
Magill J B, elk T R Magill, r 209 e Filth
Magill T R, grocer and com mer 19 s College, r 209 e Fifth
Magill Mrs T R, r 209 e Filth
Malona James, special agt Standard Oil Co, warehouse n end
n Johnson on C C R R, r 721 n College
Malona Mrs James, r 721 n College
Mallory W S, sec Alpha Cotton Mills, r 214 n C
Mallory Mrs W S, r 214 n C
Manies James T, salesman Singer Mfg Co, r 313 w Seventh
Manies Mrs James T, r 313 w Seventh
Manning E J, r 513 s E
Manning James, grocer 515 s E, r 513 s E
Manning John J, wks Liddell Co, r 513 s E
Manniny Mrs Marv A, r 513 s E
UV DTTTnUTl UnTTT *s regarded as one of the best South— Its rooms
B. Ll DUl\li\U LlVlLiLi -^ especially are commended for the ex-
■ — -^A©)) tellence of its beds and furniture. Table
Charlotte. N. C. ^-^ unsurpassed. Geo. W. Kittelle, Pkop'k.
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Manning William, wks Liddell Co, r 513 s E
Manns Miss Ada S, r 305 n Smith
Manns Mrs Melinda, r 305 n Smith
Manns Robert, butcher, r 305 n Smith
Margolius & Co, mfrs and dealers in baggin<„
n R & D frt depot
Margolius R, Margolius et Co, r 402 n Tryon
Margolius Mrs S, r 402 n Tryon
Markey F L, traveling salesman, r 402 n Poplar
Marse J S, cotton buyer, r 400 w Fifth
Marse Mrs J S, r 400 w Fifth
Marsh Miss Annie M. r 313 e Seventh
Marsh Henry F, wks Elliott & Marsh, r 313 e Seventh
Marsh J C, wks Elliott & Marsh, r 313 e Seventh
Marsh J H, Elliott & Marsh, r 313 e Seventh
Marsh Mrs S R, r 313 e Seventh
Marshall Miss Ann A, r 704 n C
Marshall Mrs Margaret I, r 704 n C
Marshall Miss Mary M, r 704 n C
Marshall Mrs Susan C, r 704 n C
Martin Edward L, cigar manufacturer 33 s Tryon, r 301 w Tenth
Martin Lawrence, carpenter, r 727 s Mint
Martin M. machinist Liddell Co. r 301 w Tenth
W. KAUFMAN & CO. 8 -' e °^ 61 4
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mDGS, CHEMICALS^ spa^g. PATENT MEDI6INE E
U Cor. Trade & College Sts. V i J ~ ? CHARLOTTE, N. C. O
GENERAL DIRECTORY— WHITE.
Martin Mrs M, r 301 w Tenth
Martin Miss Sarah, re side n Tryon hey C C R R
Martin W D, r Central Hotel
Martin Mrs W D, r Central Hotel
Mason Mrs Alice, 1-416 n Church
Mason Miss Blanche, r 416 n Church
Mason C A, elk H Baruch, r 416 n Church
Mason Mrs Mary, r s Tryon nr Fair grounds
Mason Mrs Mary, r 505 w Sixth
Mason Miss Mary Jane, vvks Cotton mills, r 505 w Sixth
Mason Miss Minnie M, wks Cotton mills, r 505 w Sixth
Mason Miss Nora V, vvks Cotton mills, r 505 w Sixth
Maulden G W, bds 507 w Sixth
Maxwell D G, Justice of the Peace and U S Com'r, 30 w Trade
r 408 n Graham
Maxwell Mrs D G, r 408 n Graham
Maxwell Guy, r 408 n Graham
Maxwell Miss Maggie, r 408 n Graham
Maxwell Miss M C, r 410 n Graham
Maxwell Mrs N A, r 410 n Graham
Maxwell Wm, r 410 n Graham
Maxwell Wm jr, conductor C, C & A R R. r 408 n Graham
Maxwell W C (lawyer), Osborne & Maxwell, r 700 n College
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Smith & J 'ailc
Oil Machinery in the South.
Maxwell Mrs W C, r 700 n College
Mayer & Ross, wholesale grocers, 47 e Trade
Mayer M C, Mayer & Ross, r 302 n College
Mead Miss Mary, r 304 w Seventh
Mebane Alfred, engineer R & D R R, bds 901 n Graham
Mebane Rufus, fireman R & D R R, bds 901 n Graham
Mechanics' Perpetual Building & Loan Association, S. Witt-
kowsky pres ; Wm Johnston vice pres ; R E Cochrane, sec
and treas ; T R Robertson, attorney. Directors meet first
Friday in each month at 7:30 p m. Time for payment of dues
by shareholders every Saturday evening from 5 to 8 p m.
Office 32 s Tryon
Me' klenburg Iron Works, John Wilkes Manager 510-12 w
Trade
Meisenheimer C A, physician and surgeon 9 s Tryon, r 319 w
Fifth
Misenheimer Mrs C A, r 319 w Fifth
Miseheimer Lawson A, grocer 319-21 n Tryon, r 414 n Church
Mellon Edward W, elk Kaufman & Co, r Central Hotel
Mensing H C, tailor 6 w Trade, r 506 e Eleventh
Mensing Mrs H C, r 506 e Eleventh
Mercer C O, r 312 e Seventh
Mercer Mrs C O, r 312 e Seventh
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BURWELL & DUNN, Charlotte, N. C.
For both Wholesale
and Retail Trade.
G, YALER & GO,
Soda and Mineral Water Factory.
Fine Ginger Ales, "Etc. Pl-nrlnrrp N C
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Merritt Miss Eliza J, vvks C C Mfg Co, r 209 n B
Merritt Henderson, wks C C Mfg Co, r 19 vv Fourth
Merritt Mrs M L, r 209 n B
Merritt Wm R, wks C C Mfg Co, r 209 n B
Messer George, blacksmith, r Seversville
Messer Mrs Orie, r Seversville
Meyer A, traveling salesman, S Wittkowsky, r 233 n Tryon
Millen Mrs A J. r 303 n Graham
Millen f M, roller coverer, r 303 n Graham
Millen John, wks Charlotte Cotton Mills, r Oates Row
Miller Rev A W, D D, Pastor 1st Presbyterian Church r 214 w
Trade
Miller Mrs A W, r 214 w Trade .
Miller J W, commission merchant 303 e Trade, r 507 s Tryon
Miller Mrs J W, 507 s Tryon
Miller John W & Co, commission merchants, 301-303-305 e
Trade
Miller R M Jr, Sec & Treas the D A Tompkins Co, r Buford
House
Miller R M Sr, Pres D A Tompkins Co, r 324 n Tryon
Miller Miss Sarah, r 214 w Trade
Miller W H, Life Insurance Co of Virginia 217 n Tryon, r 206
n Church
THE BUFORD HOTEL * s essentially adapted to the requirements 6f
' traveling commercial men, whose patronage is
m„ „ *o * j>o -n j earnestly solicited. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Te rms: $2. to $2.50 per day. GEORGE W. KITTELLE, Lessee and Proprietor
Miller Mrs W H, r 206 n Church
Millersham Fred, r 19 n Poplar
Millersham George, mattress maker E M Andrews, r country
Millersham John C, mattress manufacturer, rear 319 n Tryon, r
country
Milling Alexander, r 406 e Third
Milling Mrs Eliza, r 406 e Third
Mills Mrs Alice, r 204 s Church
M inter J B, baggage master R & D R R, r 6 w Trade
Misenheimer J F, engineer C C R R, r 905 n Tryon
Misenheimer Mrs J F, r 905 n Tryon
Moles Mrs Sallie, r 900 n Tryon
Monroe Miss Beulah, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
Monroe Mrs Sarah C, r Victor Row
Monroe W P, baggage master C C R R, r 208 s Tryon
Monteith Mrs Martha, r 309 s Mint (jail)
Monteith Nathaniel, book agent, r 309 s Mint (jail)
Montgomery Ed, wks R &DRR, bds 315 w Seventh
Montgomery Robert, wks P E Linnell, r 601 n Poplar
Montgomery Robert H, r 601 n Poplar
Montgomery W A, carpenter R ec D R R, r 415 n Graham
Montgomery Mrs W A, r4i5 n Graham
Montrose Wm, janitor courthouse, r 215 w Second
For Churches and other
r) a CCS Specialty. J. N. McCausland. 209 S. Tryon St
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R. K. COCHRANE,
Insurance and Real restate Argent,
32 S. Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C.
Osborne & Maxwell
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
1 and 3 LAW BUILDING
10 N. Church Street, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
M. P. PEGRAM, JR.
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
Hatter and Men's Furnisher
I N THE CITY
36 SOXJTH TXe^OIST STEEET
W. H. Wearn & Co.
DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS
N. W. COR. TRADE AND TRYON STREETS, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
OFFER TO THE PUBLIC
SELECT DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS, OF ASSAYED MEDICINAL
VALUE. POPULAR PERFUMES, TOILET POWDERS AND SOAPS. A SELECT
LINE OF HAIR, TOOTH, CLOTHES, SHOE AND PAINT BRUSHES
ALSO, READY-MIXED PAINTS, COLORS IN OIL, VARNISHES, ALABASTINE, ETC.
Prescription 'Work a Specialty.
THE OLD CHARLOTTE HOTEL
28 North Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C.
The best place in the City for FARMERS, MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. Plenty of room for all.
Table unexcelled. Clean beds a specialty. Several rooms handsomely furnished. The best
place in the state to get the worth of your money.
RATES ONE DOLLAR PER DAY SPECIAL RATES TO REGULAR BOARDERS
W. J. MOORE, Proprietor.
ROSS & ADAMS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Booksellers * and # Stationers
LOWEST PRICES GU ARANTEED
22 S. Tryon St., next to First National Bank, Cliarlotte, N. C
Priarr & Long
(Successors to Messrs E. D. Latta & Bro.)
E*PBIC1
CLOTHIERS
Hatters*and*Gents'« Furnishers
42 South Tryon Street, opp. Buford Hotel
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Delivered Morning and Evening.
H. L. VANDERLIP,
Proprietor.
P. O. Address Box 334 Charlotte, N. C.
R, T, BECK & GO.
Fine Perfumery, Soaps, Sponges
and Brushes. charlotte, n. c.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — WHITE.
Moody Mr, car inspector, r 806 w Trade
Moody Mrs S F, dressmaker, r 415 e First
Moore Mrs Annie, r 408 w Second
Moore Charles R, elk Gilreath & Co, r 310 n Try on
Moore Miss Hattie, r 311 n Church
Moore J C, r 310 n Tryon
Moore John C, carpenter, r 502 n Smith
Moore Mrs Katy, seamstress, r 408 w Second
Moore Mrs Mary J, 310 n Tryon
Moore Richard, stoves, hardware, etc, 32 e Trade, r 3 1 5 w Tenth
Moore Mrs R, r 315 w Tenth
Moore Robert, r 310 n Tryon
Moore William, compositor Charlotte Democrat, r 310 n Tryon
Mooring Miss Ella L, r 913 n Tryon
Mooring Mrs M E A, r 913 n Tryon
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Morehead. Mrs Jno L, r 717 s Tryon
Morehead. Jno M clerk Commercial Natl Bank,
717s Tryon
Morgan Mrs M A, r 209 vv Third
Morris G J, policeman, r 216 n Myers
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control II 'csiinglwtise
Engines in (he SojitJi.
Morris John P, elk Johnston Bros, r 28 e Trade (up stairs)
Morris Mrs M J, r 216 n Myers
Morris W D, street car driver, r 216 n Myers
Morrison Miss H A, r 505 n A
Morrison John, elk Brown, Weddington & Co, r 40S n
College
Morrison Mark, paper hanger, r 215 w Second
Morrow Miss Annie Lorena, r 507 n College
Morrow Benjamin, r 223 e Trade
Morrow Frederick, r 223 e Trade
Morrow H C, cotton buyer 39 e Trade, r 210 s Myers
Morrow J M, elk Superior Court, r 507 n College
Morrow John, elk Field Bros, r 223 e Trade
Morrow Mrs M J, r 210 s Myers
Morse R H & Son, marble dealers 210 s Tryon
Morse R H, R H Morse & Son, r 620 s Church
Morse Mrs M A, r 620 s Church
Morse W M, R H Morse & Son, 1-620 s Church
Morton L C, r 512 e Eleventh
Morton Mrs Irene, r 512 e Eleventh
Mosby Mrs Sarah, r 900 n Tryon
Moseley Mrs Charles, r 15 w Seventh
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Can supply you with anv uiticle to be lound in
First Class FURNITURE HOUSE. Give him
call. 16 W. Trade Street, Ch.irlotie. N. C.
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Beer Bottling- Establishment.
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Mosteller J F, butcher 213 e Trade, r e Trade bey limits
Mowbiay F A, commercial traveler, r 508 n Tryon
Mowbray Mrs F A, r 508 n Tryon
Mowbrav Miss Hattie. r 508 n Tryon
Moyer & Co, shoe dealers, 36 e Trade
Moyer J, Mover & Co, r 233 s Tryon
Mover Mrs M C, r 302 n College
Moyle Mrs Annie P, r 805 n D
Moyle Mrs Annie, r 510 e Eleventh
Moyle Geo, painter, r 510 e Eleventh
Moyle Matthew, miner, r 805 n D
Moyle Miss Ruby, r 805 n D
Mulkey Mrs Mary, r 19 n Poplar
Mullen W N, grocer 410 s Church, r 408 s Church
Mullen Mrs A^B, r 408 s Church
Mullis Mrs Elizabeth, r Greenville
Mullis Jesse J, carpenter, r 610 w Eighth
Mullis Miss Mary, r Greenville
Mullis Mrs V R, r 610 w Eighth
Munroe J G, painter, bds 205 w Trade
Munson Jesse, flagman C C & A R R, r 209 w Fourth
Munson Mrs Nannie, r 209 w Fourth
TUF RTTFnPn TTflTFT l9 Personally conducted \Sy the undersigned
Li Li DIM \jl\U nUlijIVi Lessee and Proprietor. Formerly proprietor
of leading and well known Southern and Northern ATT IDT AT^PP M (*
Resort Hotels. GEORGE W. KITTELLE, ttfliillijul liViW.W.
Mutual Building & Loan Association, fno L Brown, president ;
J G Shannonhouse, vice president ; A G Brenizer, sec and
treas ; A Burwell, attorney. Directors meet first Tuesday in
each month at Commercial National Bank, cor s Tryon and e
Fourth, at 5 p m. Payment of dues by shareholders every
Saturday evening from 6 p m to 8 p m.
Munzler Frederick C, traveling salesman, r 3 s East Boundary nr
Trade
Munzler Mrs F C, r 3 s East Boundary nr Trade
Munzler Margaret, r 900 e Trade
Munzler Martin, gardener, r 900 e Trade
Murphy Dennis, bds 205 w Trade
Murphy Ed, elk G S Read & Co, r 410 n College
Murphy Harry, elk Burwell & Dunn, r 410 n College
Murphy John W, moulder, r 410 n College
Murphy M, machinist, r4io n College
Murphy Mrs M, r 410 n College
Murphy Miss Mamie, 410 n College
Murphy Melvin, bkkeeper Liddell Co, r 410 n College
Murphy Miss Nina, r 410 n College
Murray Miss Grace, r 900 n Tryon
Murray Wm R, baggage master C C R"R, r 907 n Tryon
Murray Mrs Wm R, r 907 n Tryon
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ABLE CLOTHTNO. STYLISH HATS and
NOVEL and DESIRABLE FITRNISH-
IN'f; WEAR ol EVERY CHARACTER.
Paints, Oils.
R. T. BECK & CO.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Glass, Putty.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — WHITE.
Muse Miss Lizzie, wks Cotton mills, r 501 w Sixth
Myers Mrs Amelia r 216 e Seventh
Myers Baxter S. commission merchant 17 s College, r 504 e Trade
Myers Miss Effie, r 715 s Mint
Myers Miss Emma, r 506 n A
Myers Frank C, collector R&DRR, r 608s Tryon
Mvers Jacob, carpenter, r 216 e Seventh
Myers J S, farmer r 806 e Trade
Myers Mrs J S, r 806 e Trade
Myers Joe P, elk R & D R R, r 409 n College
Myers Mrs Joe P, r 409 n College
Myers Mrs Maggie, r6o8 s Tryon
Myers R A, route agent R & D R R, r 507 11 Church
Myers Mrs R A, r 5,07 n Church
Myers R B, wks Elliott & Marsh, r 506 n A
Myers Mrs R B. r 506 n A
Myers S H, r 803 n Tryon
Myers Mrs S H, r 803 n Tryon
Myers W R, r 806 e Trade
Myers Mrs W P, r 504 e Trade
Myers W P, traveling salesman, r 504 e Trade
Myers W R jr, mail agent, r =104 e Trade
Myers Wm R, pies A T & Q~R R, r 806 e Trade
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Westing hottse
the South.
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Nash Mrs Bettie, r 403 n Church
Nash Capt Fred, city clerk and treasurer and insurance agent,
301 n Tryon (City Hall), r 403 n Church
Nates Mrs Elizabeth, r Greenuille
Nathan Henry M, clothier 10 s College, r 306 n College
Nathan Mrs Henry M, r 306 n College
Nazerenus Miss Laura, r 501 n B
Neal & Henderson, cotton factors, 40 e Trade
Neal F S, Neal and Henderson, r Salisbury road 5 miles n Char-
lotte
Neal W K, elk Long Bros, r 308 n B .
Neatherry Edward M G, tally clerk So Ex Co, r 510 e Ninth
Neatherry Mrs Helen R, r 510 e Ninth
Neatherry J K P. printer, r 510 e Ninth
Neeson Thos J, Supt Charlotte Knitting Mills, r 216 w Fourth
Neisler Columbus, wks Liddell Co, r 11 s B
Neisler Mrs C M, rn.sB
Neisler Cora L, r 1 1 s B
Neisler |ohn H, wks W E Shaw, r nsB
Neisler Mrs M C, r 401 n Graham
Neisler W H, bds 205 w Trade
Neisler S J, master mechanic R & D R R, r 401 n Graham
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Nelson C T, carriage maker, r 205 e Trade, up stairs
Nerwis Otto, stationer, r 219 n Tryon
Newcomb Geo, r 318 w Ninth
Newcomb Geo H, elk E M Andrews, r 320 w Ninth
Newcomb Mrs Augusta, Mrs S & G Newcomb r 320 w
Newcomb Mrs Jane P, r 320 w Ninth
Newcomb John H, r 320 w Ninth
Newcomb Mrs Sue, Mrs S & G Newcomb, r 318 vv Ninth
Newcomb Mrs S & G, millinery, 24 w Trade
Newell S B, elk Racket Store, r 311 w Seventh
Newell S P, elk Racket Store, r 208 s Tryon
Newton Miss Sallie, r 60S s Johnston, Butt's Alley
Nichols Burgess, furniture 17 w Trade, r Central Hotel
Nicholson Edward, moulder, M I Wks, r 312 s Mint
Nicholson J G, moulder, M I Wks, r 312 s Mint
Nicholson Mrs M, r3i2s Mint
Nisbet Mrs A R, r 504 n Graham
Nisbet Miss S A, r 415 n Church
Nisbet William B, r 415 n Church
Nolen John W, pattern maker M I Wks, r 41 1 n Smith
Nolen Mrs John W, r 411 n Smith
Noles J C, wks Eiddell Co, r 204 s Myers
Noles Mrs M J, r 204 s Mvers
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GEORCE W. KITTELLE. Lessee and Prop'r.
Charlotte, N. C.
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Terms : $3. to $2.50 per day.
Noles W P, shoemaker Paul McKane, r Rozzell's Ferry road
Norman Miss Minnie W. r 910 s Tryon
Norment G W, barkeeper r 202 s Church
Norment Mrs G W, r 202 s Church
Norris John, carpenter, r 215 n Myers
Norris Mrs Jane, r 215 n Myers
NortheyJ D, grocer, 712 s Church, r 714 s Church
Northey James, telephone exchange, r 714 s Church
NortheyJ H, barkeeperC C West, r 718 s Church
Northey Mrs J H, r 718 s Church
Northey James H, shipping elk Sanders & Orr, rue Stonewall
Northey Mrs Mary, r 634 s Church
OATES BROS, cotton buyers, 201 e Trade
Oates D W, treas Charlotte Cotton Mills, sec Victor Mill,
r 404 w Trade
Oates Mrs D W, r 404 w Trade
Oates Mrs Ella B, r 501 n Tryon
Oates John E, cotton merchant, r 405 s Tryon
Oates Mrs John E. r 405 s Tryon
Oates J M, Oates Bros, r 712 s Tryon
Oates Miss I. alia R, r 501 n Tryon
Oates Miss Pegram, r 404 w Trade
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Oates Col R M, pres First Nat Hank, r 501 n Tryon
Oates R M jr, a 404 w Trade
O'Connor Catherine, r 33 s College
O'Connor Jas A, tailor, r 33 s College
O'Connor J, printer, r 9 n Poplar
O'Donoghue D, physician and surgeon 20 e Trade, r 400 e
Trade
O'Donoghue Mrs D, r 400 e Trade
Oliver Oil Co, Thos M Belk, mgr, 605-7 w Ninth
Oliver Fred, mgr So Cotton Oil Co, r 408 s Tryon
Oliver Mrs Fred, r 408 s Tryon
Oliver Mrs Isabella, r 809 n C
Orders John Y, grocer and carpenter 610 e Ninth, r 612 e Ninth
Orders Mrs Laura I, r 612 e Ninth
Orr A C, engineer R&DRR, r 212 w Second
Orr Miss Annie, r 310 s Poplar
Orr Miss Fannie, r 505 e Trade
Orr H H, Sanders & Orr, r 13 w Seventh
Orr Mrs H H, r 13 vv Seventh
Orr John F, teller First Nat Bank, r 506 e Trade
Orr Mrs John F, r 506 e Trade
Orr John W, wks C C Mfg Co, r 207 vv Fourth
Orr Joseph, policeman, r 310 s Poplar
The D. A. Tompkins Company do all kinds of Steam
Heating.
Orr Mrs Irene, r 212 vv Second
Orr Miss Laura, r 505 e Trade
Orr Mrs Lizzie, r 207 vv Fourth
Orr Miss Maggie, r 310 s Poplar
Orr Mrs Margaret, r 310 s Poplar
Orr Dr M M, 505 e Trade
Orr Wm, yardmaster R cc & R R, bds 901 n Graham
Osborne Mrs E A, r 307 n Graham
Osborne Rev E A, supt Thompson Orphanage, r 307
Osborne E K P, lawyer, room 4 Law Building, pres
way Co, r 311 n Graham
Osborne Mrs Elizabeth, r Victor Row
Osborne F I, Osborne & Maxwell, solicitor superior court
vv Trade
Osborne Mrs F I, r 500 w Trade
Osborne L F, r 26 vv Trade
Osborne Mrs M A, rsoo vv Trade
Osborne Miss Mamie L, r 307 n Graham
Osborne Mrs M J, r 311 n Graham
Osborne Mrs P A, r 401 n Pine
Osborne Peter A, harness maker 10 e Trade, i'40i n Pine
Osborne R Duncan, r 307 n Graham
Osborne Wm, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
n Graham
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NITURE for Parlor and Library, Furniture
amber and Kitchen, Furniture all Qualities an j
16 W. Trade St., Charlotte, N. C.
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Osborne & Maxwell, lawyers, rooms i and 3 Law Building n
Church
Ott V G, r Central Hotel
Overbaugh E W, night elk Central Hotel, r Central Hotel
Overcash Miss Catherine, r 314 w Eighth
Overcash E H, carpenter, r Greenville
Overcash E O, r 314 w Eighth
Overcash J Bryan, elk H Baruch, ^14. w Eighth
Overcash John H, elk H Baruch, 314 w Eighth
Overcash Mrs M S, r 314 w Eighth
Overcash Mrs S D, r 508 n Pine,
Overcash Mrs SJ, r Greenville
Overcash Mrs Sue, 314 w Eight
Overcash W J A, elk O W Badger, r 50S n Pine
Overman C A, r Central Hotel
Overman Mrs C A, r Central Hotel
Owens J L, painter, r 300 e Seventh
Owens Mrs L M, r 300 e Seventh
Oxenham Mrs Sarah A, r 506 w Hill
Oxenham Thomas H, shoemaker, r 506 w Hill
Oxenham Wm H, plumber, r 506 w Hill
Oxenham W H, grocer 508 w Hill, r 506 w Hill
Ozn _ ent John J. caninet maker 234 e Trade, r 620 e Eighth
THE BUFDRD \
to call upon him,
CHARLOTTE, N. C. Conrad Lipscomb, Chief Clerk,
■ long- connected with the Hotels of Charlotte, gives
_ __!_ greeting- to his friends, and invites them one and all
uaranteeing- them liberal and satisfactory treatment.
Ozment Mrs J J, r 620 e Eighth
Ozment Mrs M E, r 604 e Tenth
Ozment R A. harness maker, r 9 n Poplar
Ozment Mrs S E, r 9 n Poplar
Ozment W S, car inspector C C R R, r 604 e Tenth
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PACE GUS, bds 213 n Graham
Pace Henry, grocer, r 400 e Twelfth
Pace Miss Lizzie, wks C C Mfg Co, r 14 e Stonewall
Pace Miss Lizzie, r 613 w Eighth
Pace Mrs Nancy, r 400 e Twelfth
Page George A, carriagemaker, r Seversville
Page Mary, r Seversville
Pagenstecher Miss Bettie. 1917 n Try on
Palmer James D, r 819 s Tryon
Palmer Mrs Mary C, r S19 s Tryon
Palmer Percy, r Srg s Tryon
Parnella G A, truits and confectionery 12 e Trade, r Charlotte
Hotel
Pardue Louis A, r 404 n Graham
Pardue Mrs S. r 404 n Graham
Paris Rev Z, pastor Charlotte Circuit, r Cedar Grove (Beattie's
™Ford Road)
W, KAUFMAN & GO, s£a
Carry the LARGEST STOCK of MENS'
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MUGS, CHEMICALS, ^ spia^V-Kg, PATENT MEDIGINE E
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GENERAL DIRECTORY — WHITE.
Paris Mrs Lula, r Cedar Grove (Beattie's Ford Road)
Parker Miss Candis, wks Victor mills, r Victor row
Parker Miss Clementine, wks Victor mills, r Victor row
Parker John, wks Victor mills, r Victor row
Parker Joseph, wks Victor mills, r Victor row
Parker [ S, agt Empire Drill Co, r Buford Hotel
Parker Mrs Mary, r w side s Tryon nr Fair Grounds
Parker Mrs Mary J, r Victor Row
Parker Solomon, wks Victor Mills, bds Oates' Row
Parkinson E M, wks D A Tompkins Co, r 15 s B
Parkinson Mrs E M, r 15 s B
Parks Mrs Ann C, r 603 n Tryon
Parks Miss Cynthia, r 215 w Fourth
Parks Rev G D, r 713 n Church
Parks Miss Katie, r 713 n Church
Parks Mrs M M, r 713 n Church
Parks Miss Nancy, r 713 n Church
Parnell Charles, fireman R & D R R, bds 515 w Seventh
Parnell J E, engineer R & D R R, r 503 n Smith
Parnell Mrs J E, r 503 n Smith
Parish Madison, wks Carolina S and H Factory, r n Johnston
Parish Mrs Mary, r n Johnston
Patton B C, fireman R & R R R, r 301 n Myers
The D. A. 1 ' ompkins Company Control Hill Auto-
matic Sprinkler in the South.
Patton Benj. r Swinson House
Patton Mrs Fanny, r 301 n Myers
Patton J M, wks J Ozment 234 e Trade
Patton J M, jr, compositor, r 620 e Eighth
Patterson L N, tailor, r 418 s Church
Patterson Mrs M E, r 418 s Church
Pear Elizabeth, r 501 w Sixth
Pear R M, wks Cotton Mills, r 501 w Sixth
Pear Vance, wks Cotton Mills, r 501 w Sixth
Pegram Miss Bessie, r 804 s Tryon
Pegram Mrs Daisy S, r 223 n Tryon
Pegram Mrs M E, r 804 s Tryon
Pegram M P, cashier First Nat Bank,
Pegram Miles P jr, gents' furnishing 36 s Tryon, r
Pegram W M, grocer 6 n Tryon, r 808 s Tryon
Pegram Mrs W M, r 808 s Tryon
Pemberton Mrs Ellen, rc;03 n Tryon
Pemberton J D, carpenter, r 903 n Tryon
Pence Mrs Alice, r 19 n Poplar
Pence Hugh, blacksmith, r 19 n Poplar
Pence Mrs Mariana r 19 n Poplar
Penick Mrs E B, matron Presbyterian Home, r 303 e Ninth
r 626 n College
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G, YALER & GO,
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• dent; J H VanNess, vice-president; R J Sifford, secretary and
S treasury; Heriot Clarkson, attorney. Meeting of directors
f_ g first Monday of each month at 8 p m. Payments of dues by
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Perkins Jesse, car inspector, bds 806 w Trade
Perkinson J W, r 18 e Morehead
Perry Mrs Caroline, r 409 e Seventh
Perry S J, traveling salesman, r 305 e Fifdi
Perry Mrs S J, r 305 e Fifth
Pervance Miss Jane, r404 e Fifth
Pettus C G, painter, row Fifth
Pettus Mrs Cornelia, r 511 n Pine
Pettus Samuel, painter, r 511 n Pine
Pettus J F, tradesman, r 6 w Fifth
Ptttus J D, engineer R & D R R, r 704 w Trade
Pettus Mrs J D, r 704 w Trade
Pettus Mrs M E, 6 w Fifth
Pettus T J, fireman R & D R R, r 6 w Fifth
Pettus Miss Violet E, dressmaker, r 6 w Filth
Pharr & Long, clothiers, 42 s Tryon
Pharr Mrs E J, r 504 n Tryon
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CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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Terms : $3.00 to $2.50 Per Day. r\r\n tit T/TTVnnTTn
LESSEE AND PROP'R. UijU. W. iU 1 1 lylyiyHy.
Pharr Miss Elva H, r 407 vv Ninth
Pharr Mrs E S, r 407 w Ninth
Pharr H N, law student, r 407 w Ninth
Pharr Miss Ida M, r 407 w Ninth
Pharr Jas W, traveling salesman, r 407 w Ninth
Pharr John R, Pharr & Long, r 407 w Ninth
Pharr R L, r 504 n Tryon
Phelan Miss Annie, r 514 e Seventh
Phelan John, grocer 707 e Sixth, r 709 e Sixth
Phelan Mrs John, r 709 e Sixth
Phelan Mrs P H, r 805 s Tryon
Phelan P H, elk Mayer & Ross, r 805 s Tryon
Phelan T R, elk W B Kidd, bds 514 e Seventh
Phifer Miss Cordelia W, r 712 n College
Phifer E W, R R man, r 712 n College
Phifer Geo M, express messenger, r 712 n College
Phifer Mrs J D, r 507 e Fourth
Phifer Miss Maggie, dressmaker, r 507 e Fourth
Phifer W W, truck farmer, r 712 n College
Phifer W M, wks roundhouse R & D R R, r 315 w Seventli
Phillips Wm, wks C C Mfg Co, r 209 n B
Phillips J S, merchant tailor 36 s Tryon, r 211 e Sixth
Phillips Miss Sahie, r 211 e Sixth
SAVE
A Money and Labor by using Fire Place Heaters. Heats five
Rooms. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. ^
J. N. McCAUsiwVND, 209 South Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C.
S. J. WARREN
MiningExpert
Agent for the Sale of Mineral
Properties in the South
Mines Examined # Reported Upon
Miy Warren's long experience and extensive acquaint-
ance with mining matters render his services valuable alike
to investors in mining properties and to owners of mineral
lands, wishing to develop or sell same.
Correspondence solicited from parties wanting informa-
tion concerning mineral properties in this section.
Address S. J. WARREN,
Charlotte, N. C.
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JEROME DOWD, Kditor
THE CHARLOTTE DEMOCRAT
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Terms of Subscription $1.50 per Year in Advance; $i 00 for Six Months;
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Fine Perfumery, Soaps, Sponges
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Phillips Mrs J S, r 211 e Sixth
Phillips Miss Josephine, r 707 11 D
Phillips Mary, r 408 s C
Phillips Mrs Henrietta, r 511 n Church
Phillips Mrs E r iith, seamstress, r 707 s Graham
Phillips B F, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
Phillips Mrs H C, r Victor Row
Piedmont Wagon Co, J M Alexander, Mgr, 51 s College
Pierce Mary, wks Dixie Pants Co, r cor s B and Hill
Pigford E B, elk H Baruch, r 214 n Clarkson
Pigford Mrs H S, r 214 n Clarkson
Pigford S I, elk, r 214 n Clarkson
Piper Miss Ada, r 415 w Fourth
Pioer Alex, carpenter, r 415 w Fourth
Piper Mrs Ella C, r Dodge House 28 s Tiyon
Piper Mrs Fanny, r 415 w Fourth
Pitcher G W, supt St Catherine Gold Mine, 1921 s B (school
grounds)
Pitcher Mrs Jennie, r .921 s B
Pitts Willie, carpenter, r 209 n Graham
Pitts Wm, carpenter, r 315 w Seventh
Plummer F C, miner, r e side n Tryon bey C C R R
Plummer Mrs F E, r 304 w Seventh
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control the Harris-
Corliss Engine in the South.
Plummer J A, r 304 w Seventh
Plummer James M, meat and fish market 8 e Trade, r 304 w
Seventh
Plummer Mrs L A, r e side n Tryon bey C C R R
Plummer Miss M A, r e side n Tryon bey C C R R
Plummer R A, sr, miner, r e side n Tryon bey C C R R
Plummer R A, jr, miner, r e s de n Tryon bey C C R R
Polk Mrs Elizabeth, rSns Church
Pool Clarence K, r 227 n Tryon
Pool E I, lawyer 25 w Trade, r 227 n Tryon
Pool Rev Solomon, pastor Tryon St M E Church, r 227 n Tryon
Pool S Clifton, r 227 n Tryon
Pool Mrs Solomon, r 227 n Tryon
Pool Warren D, bds 227 n Tryon
Pope Wm, elk E B Springs, bds 213 e Seventh
Pope Robert, elk Young & Rhvne, bds 213 c Seventh
Porter A A, elk Schiff & Co, r'408 w Fifth
Porter Mrs A A, r 408 w Fifth
Porter Mrs Annie, r Cedar Grove (Beatties Ford Road), Se-
versville
Porter R Julius, r 300 n Poplar
Porter James, guard at stockade, r Cedar Grove (Beatties Ford
Road) 1
Should receive your patronage when in tifed of anything
in his line, for he carries the LARGEST STOCK and
gives the LOWEST PRICES IN CHARLOTTE.
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Portner Brewing Co, C Valer.agent7 e Fifth
Poundin Dr P C, Veterinary Surgeon, r 12 w Seventh
Powell B F, elk Racket Store, r 405 n Graham
Powell Mrs B F, r 405 n Graham
Powell J B. elk Racket Store, r 05 n Graham
Powell P S, machinist Liddell & Co, r 900 n Graham
Powell Mrs P S, r 900 n Graham
Powell T L, elk D M Rigler, r 405 n Graham
Powell W H, elk T L Seigle & Co, r 405 n Graham
Powers Miss Araa da, dressmaker, r s A nr Graded School
Powers Mrs Lizzie, seamstress, r S e Morehead
Powers Mrs Laura, dressmaker, r s A nr Graded School
Prather W N, bakery and confectionery 216 e Trade, r 917
Tryon
Prather Mrs W N, r 917 n Tryon
Presson B M, jr, machinist M I Wks, r 405 n B
Presson Mrs B M, r 405 n B
Presson B M, sanitary inspector, r 405 n B
Presson Mrs Sam L, r 712 n B
Price Mrs Helen, r 410 n College
Price John S, travelling salesman, r 60S s Tryon
Price Mrs Jennie H, r 608 s Tryon
THE BUFORB HO
[TinT Is noted for the excellence of all that tends to
-| contribute to the comfort of itsguests. Terms:
J J $2. to $2,50 per day. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
GEORGE W- K ITTELLE, Lessee and PropY.
Pritchard Mrs A E, r 704 e Trade
Pritchard T W, conductor C C & A R R, bds 408 n Graham
Pritchett C S, painter, r 800 n Graham
Pritchett Mrs C S, r 800 n Graham
Pritchett Mrs M R, r 707 n C
Pruitt Mrs Elizabeth, nurse, r 8 Middle st, bet Tryon and
Church
Pruitt George, laborer, r 28 Middle bet Tryon and Church
Pruitt Mrs Mary E, r Oates Row
Puckett James, carpenter, r3ii s B
Puckett Mrs Nancy, r 311 sB
Pugh Miss Laura E, r 418 n Church
Purdy George, r Greenville
Purdy Mrs M L, r Greenviile
Purdy T L, wks Ada Mills, r Greenville
Purefoy Edgar, railroad, r 919 e Trade
Purefoy J K, blacksmith, r 919 e Trade
Purefoy Mrs J K, florist, r 919 e Trade
Pyler Mrs Ruth, r 500 n Smith
QUERY CALVIN M, mgr for Mrs P Query, 20 w Trade
Query Miss Clara, r 20 w Trade
Query Mrs P, milliner 20 w Trade, r 20 w Trade
work for the People's Interest
in Maintaining LOW PRICES
Paints, Oils. R - c LL E ^.1 1 a Glass, Putty.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — WHITE.
Query Miss Pauline, r 20 w Trade
Ouinn David M, blacksmith, r 313 s C
Quinn Miss Ella, r 313 s C
RADFORD BEN, carpenter, r 727 s Mint
Radford Mrs Lizzie, r 727 s Mint
Railroad Eating House, C Gresham, prop, 600 w Trade
Ramseur Miss Effie, r 314 e Ninth
Ramsey David A, drayman, r 628 s Church
Ramsey Mrs M A, r 628 s Church
Rankin A E, boots and shoes 8 w Trade, r 500 n Tryon
Rankin Miss Annie, r 500 n Tryon
Rankin T S, r 500 n Tryon
Rankin Miss Maggie, r 500 n Tryon
Rawson Mrs Ellen, r (Dates' Row
Rawson Mrs Lula, r Oates' Row
Rawson Miss Mary, wks Cotton Mills, r Oates' Row
Rawson Miss Martha, wks Cotton Mills, r Oates' Row
Rawson William, wks R&D round house, r Oates' Row
Rav Ed C, traveling salesman, r 410 s Tryon
Ray Mrs Ed C, r 410 s Tryon
Ray William, bkkeeper, r 309 e Fifth
Rav Mrs Martha, r 309 e Filth
The D. A. Tompkins Company hist all all kinds of
Electric Light Plants.
Rayfield John, wks Cotton Mills, r Oates' Row
Rayfield Mrs Mattie, wks Knitting Mills, r Oates' Row
Raymond Miss Beulah, r 507 n Myers
Raymond Miss Beulah, r 633 s Graham
Read G S, china store 1 1 e Trade, r Central Hotel
Read Mrs G S, r Central Hotel
Reading Mrs H N, r 303 w Fourth
Reading Lewis B, carpenter, r 303 w Fourth
Redfearn Eli, wa<chman Elliott & Marsh, r 410 e Eleventh
Redfearn Mrs Eliza, r 410 e Eleventh
Redfearn Preston, machinist Liddell Co, r 410 6 Eleventh
Redfearn Wm, wks Carolina S and H Wks, r 410 e Eleventh
Redford B F, moulder Mecklenburg Iron Works, r 9 w Fifth
Redford Mrs M, r 9 w Fifth
Reed Robert W, miner, r s Tryon nr Fair Grounds
Reed Mary A, r s Tryon nr Fair Grounds
Reed Mrs Frances, r 905 s B
Reed Wm, carpenter, r 905 s B
Reed William, carpenter, r 914 n Trvon
Reeder Mrs Martha, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
Reeder Miss Ann, r Victor Row
Reese Robert elk Wilson Drug Co, r 706 s Tryon
Reese Thos, Wilson Drug Co, r 706 s Tryon
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Seed. BURWELL & DUNN, Wholesale and Retail
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Soda and Mineral Water Factory.
Fine Ginger Ales. Etc. Priprlnrre N C
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Reese Mrs Thomas, r 706 s Tryon
Reeves Miss Delia, r 209 n Graham
Reeves Mrs Nellie J, r 502 e Fifth
Reeves John, engineer Charlotte Cotton Mills, r 209 n Graham
Reeves J A, collector, r 502 e Fifth
Reeves Mrs Maggie, r 209 n Graham
R'gister E C, physician, Belmont Hotel, r Belmont Hotel
Register Mrs EC. r Belmont Hotel
Renz Mrs Jacob, r 9 e Fifth
Rhyne & Bro, grocers, 229 e Trade
Rhvne A S, Rhyne & Bro, r 207 n B
Rhyne Adam, Young & Rhyne, r 407 n Pine
Rhyne H H, farmer, Tuckaseege Road, 2^ miles w Charlotte
Rhyne Mrs Maggie, r 207 n B
Rhyne S. Rhvne & Bro, r 207 n B
Rhyne W S, farmer, r Tuckaseege Road, 3 miles w Charlotte
Rice John, elk L. A Meisenheimer, r n Tryon nr Boundaty
Rice Mrs John, r n Tryon nr Boundary
Richards C S, wks C C Mfg Co, r 616 s Church
Richards Mrs Mary, wks C C Mfn Co, r 616 s Church
Richardson M Hattie, r 408 e Third
Richey Maggie, r w side s Tryon near old Fair Grounds
Riddick Mrs F M, r 710 w T rade
rpHF RT1FORD HOTFT Charlotte, N. C, is one of the most
( iil uuiui\u liWiX^J^, com piete and comfortable houses in
the States. Is especially commended for the excellence of its table.
JL Terms : $3. to $3.50 Per Day. George w. Kittel le. Lessee and Prop'r.
Ridge Mrs Julia, r n Graham extension
Ridge S N, grocer, n Graham extension
Riggins Charles, stove repairer, r 605 s Poplar
Riggins Mrs Frona, r 605 s Poplar
Rigler E W, policeman, r 503 n B
Rigler Mrs E W, r 503 n B '
Rigler D M, confectioner 26 w Trade, r 501 n B
Rigler Mrs George, r 304 s College
Rigler John R, machinist M I Wks, r 307 w Seventh
Rigler Mrs John R, r 307 w Seventh
Rigler John T, elk D M Rigler, r 304 s College
Rigler Miss Mary I, r 304 s College
Rigler Mrs Molly J. r 501 n B
Rigler Mrs Zou V, r 211 e Seventh
Rimer J L, carpenter, r 504 11 Smith
Rimer Mrs M J, r 504 n Smith
Rintels Mrs B, r 406 w Trade
Rintels D W, drug elk, r 406 w Trade
Rintels A J, traveling salesman, r 406 w Trade
Ritch Mrs M V, r 503 A
Kitch T L, salesman R A Lee & Co. r 503 n A
Ritch W F, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
Roark Mrs E A, r 815 11 Graham
PONTRAGTORS « SHOULD « CONSULT * J. • N. « M'GAUSLANn
bROR TIN AXD
209 SOUTH TRYON STREET.
SLATE ROOFING.
CHARLOTTE, N. C, *J
R.T.Beck&Co.
Wholesale and Retail
Cor. Trade and College Sts.
Charlotte, N. C.
Druggists.
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Roark J M, lunch counter 515 w Fourth, r 516 w Fourth
Roark ] Warren, cotton inspector, 1 815 n Graham
Roane Miss Katherine N, r 413 vv Trade
Roberts C S, timekeeper R & D R R, r 501 w Fourth
Roberts Mrs C S, r 501 w F urth
Roberts George, engineer R & D R R, r 406 n Pine
Roberts Mrs Jennie, r 406 n Pine
Robertson Mrs E C, r 415 w Trade
Robertson Elisha, laborer, r 305 n Smith
Robertson Mrs Eliza, r 416 n Church
Robertson Mrs Elisha, 305 n Smith
Robertson Mrs Isabella, r 811 s Church
Robertson John B, fireman C C R R, r 907 n Tryon
Robertson Miss Lexa, wks Charlotte Cotton Mills, r 19 w Filth
Oates Row
Robertson Mrs Sarah, r Oates Row
Robertson T R, lawyer, elk criminal court 38 w Trade, r 415 w
Trade
Robertson Mrs T R, r 415 w Trade
Robinson Elijah, wks C C ME' Co, r 20 w Fourth
Robinson E M, electricia ■ D A Tompkins Co, r 28 s Tryon
Robinson George, jr, shoemaker, r 8 middle st, bet Tryon and
Church
The D, A. Tompkins Company, Constructing and
Co7itracting Engineers, CJiarlotte, N. C
Robinson Mrs Hannah, r 20 w Fourth
Robinson Mrs Lucy, r 218 n Myers
Robinson Malcolm, carpenter, r 210 n Myers
Robinson Mrs Margaret, r 218 n Myers
Robinson J S, butcher, r 218 n Myers
Robinson Jemima, r 20 w Fourth
Robinson Mrs Nettie, r 41 1 e Eleventh
Robinson Robert, carpenter, 1-411 e Eleventh
Robison Mrs Henrietta, r 618 n D
Robison M W, city lamp lighter, r 61S n D
Robison Paul W, r6i8 n D
Roddin Miss Lizzie, r 302 w Second
Roediger C, boot and shoemaker 21 s Tryon, r 301 n Church
Roediger George, r 307 n Church
Roediger Mrs Kate, r 301 a Church
Roediger Miss Hulda, r 301 n Church
Roediger Mrs Louisa, r 816 n Graham
Roessler J, boarding hous*: 233 s Tryon
Roessler Mrs J, r 233 s Tr ,'on
Rogers D A, carpenter, r rear of 408 w Second
Rogers Miss Elizabeth J, w side n College bey C C R R
Rogers G F, wks Charlou Cotton Seed Oil Mill, r n Johnston
Rogers Mrs G F, rn [ohnvton
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The Largest Stock of FURNITURE, COFFINS and
CASKETS in the State. Wholesale and Retail.
16 West Trade Street, Charlotte, N. C.
JnTifnoTi^roTjn'nrT Rn Beer Bottling Establishment.
•oniier Brewing io.B =rt B^ rKe?( B|, Charlotte(N-c
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I Rogers L B, wagoner, r w side n College bey C C R R
Rollins Charles A. supt Henderson Gold Mine, r Centra! Hotel
Rollins H T, elk L Walkf-r, r 809 n C
Rollins Mrs J A, r S09 n C
Rooke J B, truck gardener, r 415 e Ninth
i Ross Baxter, elk J W Miller & Co, r 501 w Trade
! Ross Miss Eldoia, r 501 w Trade
Ross Miss Estelle, r 501 w Trade
T] Ross Mrs Jennie, r 702 w Trade
Sjg Ross lames T, traveling salesman, r 410 w Trade
Ross Mrs James T, r 410 w Trade
03 Ross Joe E, conductor R & D R R, r 702 w Trade
C3 Ross [ohn B, Mayer & Ross, r 502 n College
w Ross Mrs J B, r 502 n College
Ross John D, house mover, r 702 vv Trade
Ross R C, Ross & Adams, r 304 e Ninth
Ross Mrs R C, r 304 e Ninth
Ross Mrs Sarah V, r 501 w Trade
SB Ross Wm F, hostler R & D R R, r 702 w Trade
£^ Ross & Adams, booksellers and stationers 22 s Tryon
S Ruddock Mrs S J, r 8 w Sixth
Ruddock T B, elk C W Alexander, r 8 w Sixth
Rudisill John F, elk Burwell & Dunn, 217 e Sixth
& B fTMJP RIirnPTl ITflTFT Is regarded as one of the best South— Its rooms
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Charlotte, N. C. v& ^' unsurpassed. Geo. W. Kittelle, Prop'r.
Rudisill Jonas, contractor, r -302 n College
Rudisill Mrs Jonas, r 302 n College
Rudisill L A, express messenger, r 508 n College
Rudisill M L, carpenter, r 508 n College
Rudisill Mrs M L, r 50S n College
Rudisill Mrs M J, r 217 e Sixth
Rudisill Miss M J, r 508 n College
Rudisill W C, machinist Liddell Co, r 508 n College
Ruminuge David, painter, r southern suburbs near fair Ground
~7 Rummuge Mrs Eva, r southern suburbs near fair grounds
CO Rummuge Mrs Sarah, r southern suburbs near fair grounds
SB Russell Mrs C J, r 516 w Fourth
Russell Mrs Delia, r 519 w Sixth
Russell E W. fireman R & D R R, r 516 w Fourth
Russell R B, bds 503 n Church
Rountree Charles, r 306 e Ninth
Rountree Mrs M E, 306 e Ninth
Ryan Joseph, elk Rudolph Arndt, r Central Hotel
SACKERMAN M, wks W Kaufman & Co, r 233 s Tryon
Sadler G L, farmer 34 w Trade (sheriffs office, court house)
r country
i Sadler Gillespie, elk So Ex Co, r 700 s Tryon
Wr T r r— /~*] Recognise no Coinpeti- /^11 ^1 •
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MUGS, CHEMICALS, * nz SL^Rg- PATENT MEDICINE ?
U Cor. Trade & College Sts. W"J V ^J CHARLOTTE, N. C.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — WHITE.
Sadler O M, division supt So Ex Co 200 s Tryon, r 700 s Tryon
SadW Mrs O M, r 700 s Tryon
Sandel Mrs E C, r 504 n B
Sanders & Orr, cotton buyers, 16 n College
Sanders T W, Sanders & Orr, r 309 s Tryon
Sanders Mrs L W, r 309 s Tryon
Sanford Miss Chrona, wks C C M'g Co, r 605 s Poplar
Sarratt Mrs Banna, r 307 n Tryon
Sarratt L L, R B Alexander & Co, r 307 n Tryon
Savage N L, carriage maker and blacksmith 19 n College, r 708 n C
Savage Mrs N L, r 708 n C
Savin Felix A, So Chem Co 213 w Trade, r 508 n B
Savin Mrs M E, r 508 n B
Sawyer Miss Fannie Y, r 901 n Tryon
Sawyer Fred, telegraph messenger, 1-901 n Tryon
Sawyer Mrs M A, r 901 n Tryon
Scarr Miss Aeelaide, r 404 w Fifth
Scarr Miss Alice, r 404 w Fiftn
Scara Mrs F, r 404 w Fifth
Scarr Dr F, keeper Elmwood Cemetery, r 404 w Fifth
Scarr Miss Louisa, r 404 w Fifth
Scarborough Miss Flora, cook J S Hutchison, r 405 n Poplar
Scarborough John, engineer Alpha Mills, r 914 n Tryon
The D. A. Tompkins Com f any Control Smith & \ r aile
Oil Machinery in the South.
Schiff L N, Schiff & Co, r 707 e Trade
Schiff Miss Emma M, r 707 e Trade
Schiff Jonas, Schiff & Co, r 707 e Trade
Schiff Mrs J Ida, r 707 e Trade
Schiff Julius, traveling salesman, r 305 n Church
Schiff Mrs Julius, r 305 n Church
Schiff N L, r 707 e Trade
Schiff Philip, Schiff & Co, r 707 e Trade
Schroeder Mrs C H. r 306 n B
Schroeder W H, candy manufacturer, r 306 n B
Scoff B H, wks Cotton Mills, r 507 w Sixth
Scofield John E, telegraph operator, r 200 n B
Scott Mrs Amanda, r n B bey Twelfth
Scott C, wholesale grocer and commission merchant 23 s Col-
lege, r 705 e Trade
Scott Daniel, wks Alpha Mills, r n B bey Twelfth
Scott Mrs F M, r 219 n Myers
Scott J B, butcher, r2i9 n Myers
Scott Miss Lula, r 13 n Cedar
Scott Mrs M D, r 400 w Eighth
Scott Sarah n B bey Twelfth
Scott W B, watchman, r 219 n Myers
Scott Wm, shoemaker, r n B bey Twelfth
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Habitual Constipation. 50c. s b °J d BURWELL & DUNN.
G, YALER & GO,
Soda and Mineral Water Factory.
Fine Ginger Ales, Etc. PV,Qrl/->tt<=> M f"
FIFTH STREET, ^- lld - 1 lUUC, IN. V^.
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Seagraves Mrs Lizzie, r 309 w Seventh
Secbler H S, elk L A Meisenheimer, r 414 n Church
Seigle T B, T L Seigle & Co, r 310 w Fifth
Seigle T L, T L Seigle & Co, r 310 w Fifth
Seigle T L & Co, drygoods, notions, etc, n w Trade
Seigle Mrs Sarah S, r 310 w Fifth
Sellers W J, moulder Liddell Co, r 502 n A
Sellers Mrs W J, 1-501 n A
Sellers Wm L, r 502 n A
Settles Mrs Mabrey, wks Ada Mills, r Greenville
Settles Milan, wks Ada Mills, r Greenville
Severs Miss Mattie, r Seversville
Severs Mrs Ellen, r 815 w Trade
Severs H C, Justice of the Peace, 30 w Trade, r Seversville
Severs J C, machinist Mecklenburg Iron Works, r 815 w Trade
Severs William, blacksmith Mecklenburg Iron Works, r Severs-
ville
Shafer J S, collector Singer Mnfg Co, r 621 n B
Shafer Mrs J S, 1-621 n B
Shaffer Miss Ada, r 506 n B
Shaffer I E, compositor, r 506 n B
Shaffer J S, carpenter, 1 506 n B
THE BUFORD HOTEL Is essentially adapted to the requirements of
' traveliug commercial men, whose patronage is
m ... »... . earnestly solicited. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Ter ms: $,i. to b„.lso per day . GEORGE W. KITTELLE, Lessee and Proprietor
Shaffer Mrs S J, r 506 n B
Shafler Miss Virginia, 506 n B
Shannonhouse & Co, agricultural implements, wagons, seeds,
etc, 47 s College
Shannonhouse, B G, elk Mayer & Ross, r 409 e Seventh
Shannonhouse Mrs B G, r 309 e Seventh
Shannonhouse B J, boardinghouse 37 n Tryon
Shannonhouse Mrs B J, r 37 n Tryon
Shannonhouse George, conductor C C R R, r 702 n Tryon
Shannonhouse Mrs George, r 702 n Tryon
Shannonhouse J G, Shannonhouse & Co, r Providence Road, 1
mile e Charlotte
Sharpe Miss Mary, matron St Peter's Home and Hospital, 217
n Poplar
Sharpe Miss Mattie, r St Peter's Home and Hospital, 217 n
Poplar
Shaw Miss Maggie H, r 407 e Seventh
Shaw Mrs Margaret, r 504 e Trade
Shaw Miss Nannie, wks Dixie Pants Factory, bds 211 w Second
Shaw W E & Co, saddles and harness, 38 e Trade
Shaw W E, W E Shaw & Co, r 407 e Seventh
Shaw Mrs W E, r 407 e Seventh
Shean Mrs Jane, seamstress, r 710 s Church
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205 West Trade Street, - - - CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT STORE
20 W. TRADE STREET
RESTAURANT TABLE UNSURPASSED FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO
HOLT & HODGE
Fine Boot and Shoe Makers
214 N. Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C.
RE !1SS HE *TERMS cash^
ALL WORK DONE WHEN
PROMISED
R, T, BEGK & GO.
Fine Perfumery, Soaps, Sponges
and Brushes. chaulotte, n. c.
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r 80 1 n Tryon
r 513 vv Sixth
Shelby C D. elk L J Walker & Co, r 313
Shelby Miss Jennie, r 416 e Second
Shelby W L, farmer, r Tuckaseege Road 3 miles w Charlotte
Shelby Wade H, upholsterer 315 c Trade, r 309 e Trade
Shelby Mrs W H, r 315 e Trade
Shell Peter, porter H P DeMaleneu & Co, r Church
Shelton Thomas, elk C A Dixon & Co, r 34 s Tryon
Sherrill Joe J, farmer, r 701 e Eighth
Sherrill Miss Julia, r 701 e Eighth
Sherrill Mrs M M, r7oi e Eighth
Shields W B, elk Racket Store, r 311 w Seventh
Shipp Miss Katie C, teacher, r 801 n Tryon
Shipp R J, lawyer, r 410 n Tryon
Shipp Mrs R J. r 410 n Tryon
Shipp Wm M, Judge S iperior Court,
Shittle Miss Addie, wks Cotton Mills
Shitde Mrs Catherine, r 513 w Sixth
Shittle Miss Lou, wks Cotton Mills, r 513 w Sixth
Shittle Miss Mag, wks Cotton Mills, r5i3 w Sixth
Shiver Miss Hattie, r 801 s Mint
Shurbett A J W, wks Cotton Mills, r 527 w Sixth
Shurbett Mrs Sarah, r 527 w Sixth
Shuman Mrs Isabella, r 614 s Church
The D. //. Tompkins Company Contrcl ]]'estinghouse
Engines in the South.
Shuman J J, elk J C Hannon, r 614 s Church
Shuman Mrs Jane, r e Vance nr s A
Siflord Mrs L, r 305 w Fourth
Sifford R J, r 305 w Fourth
Sigman Corra A, r 602 w Seventh
Sigman Edgar M, fireman R & D R R, r 602 w Seventh
Sigman Mrs M A, r 602 w Seventh
Sigman R S, engineer R & D R R, r 602 w Seventh
Siler Adam, painter, r 215 w Fourth
Siler Mrs Eleanor, r 215 w Fourth
Siler Joseph, shipping clerk Mecklenburg Iron Works, r 811 w
Trade
Siler Mrs Laura E, r 811 w Trade
Symmons Miss Carrie, r 241 w Trade
Symmons Miss Jennie, r 241 w Trade
Symmons T L, boarding house, r 241 w Trade
Simpson Jefferson, bla.ksmith 19 n College, r 903 s B
Simpson Mrs S J, r 903 s B
Simrill Mrs E, r 408 e Eleventh
Sims & Young, wholesale and retail grocers, 23 w Trade
Sims Miss Lilly V, r 415 n Poplar
Sims J M, grocery merchant 19 n Tryon, r 415 n Poplar
Sims Mrs J M, r 415 n Poplar
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Sims Mrs J J, r 414 w Ninth
Sinclair Mrs A, r 510 n Tryon
Singer Mtg Co, (sewing machines) N J McDnffie, Mgr, 8 n
Tryon
Sing Lewis, Chinese laundry 37 s Tryon
Sing W A, carpenter, r 700 n C
Sing Mrs W A, r 700 11 C .
Skenes G W, wks Carolina S and H Wks, r 516 n Smith
Skenes Mrs Jennie, r 516 n Smith
Skenes J L, wks Carolina S and H Wks, r 516 n Smith
Skenes Mrs Lilly, r 514 w Seventh
Skenes Rutus, Carolina S & H Wks. r 514 w Seventh
Skinner Edmond, wks Charlotte Clothing Mfg Co, r 313 s
Poplar
Skinner Frank wks J Hirshinger & Co, r 211 w Second
Skipper J A, farmer, r Victor Row
Skinner Mrs L J, r 211 w Second
Skinner Mrs Melissa, wks C C Mfg Co, r 19 w Fourth
Skinner Mrs Mary, r 313 s Poplar
Skinner Wm, wks C C Mfg Co, r 19 w Fourth
Skipper Mrs Mary, r Victor Row-
Sledge George, engineer AT&ORR, r 12 s Church
THE BUFORD HOTEL.
I of leading- and well known Southern and Northern
•A- Resort Hotels. GEORGE W. KITTELLE
Is personally conducted by the undersigned
Lessee and Proprietor. Formerly proprietor
GHARLOTTE.N.G.
Sligh J H, express messenger, r 505 n A
Sligh Mrs J H, r 505 n A
Sloan Mrs E C, boarding house r 401 s Tryon
Sloan Miss Ferrie, r 401 s Tryon
Sloan John, elk T Alexander & Co
Sloan R S, elk Gray & Co, r ri s Mint
Sloan Miss M J, r4oi s Tryon
Small Mrs Adelia, r 210 n Myers
Small C W, r 210 n Myers
Small Miss Ida, r 210 n Myers
Small P D, foreman Liddell Co, r 210 n Myers
Small Miss Rosa, r 210 n Myers
Smith A D, r 406 w Filth
Smith Mrs A D, r 406 w Filth
Smith Miss A McK, dressmaker with Mrs C R Covert, r 14 n
Church
Smith A L, frt agt R & D R R, r 702 n Tryon
Smith & Durham, wholesale grocers 13 s College
Smith Mrs Carrie E, r 18 e Morehead
Smith Mrs Eliza, r 521 w Sixth
Smith F P, elk Pharr & Long, r Buford Hotel
Smith Harry, night elk Buford Hotel
Smith Harry C, r 14 n Church
W, KAUFMAN & G0.fce=*i!i!k
ICPS
Paints, Oils.
R. T. BECK & CO.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Glass, Putty.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — WHITE.
th Geo, street car driver, r 216 n Myers
th Mrs Ida L, r 217 w Second
th Mrs IS, r 413 n Graham
tli Julia A, wks Victor Mills r Oates Row
th J C, Smith & Durham, r 600 n Poplar
th Mrs J C, r 600 r. Poplar
th J M, r 306 e Sixth
th "Mrs J M, r 306 e Sixth
th Mrs J S, r 400 w Trade
th Miss Lizzie, r 601 s Tryon
th Mrs I.ula, r 702 n Tryon
th Miss Lexie, r 521 vv Sixth
th L H, r 14 n Church
th Mrs L H, r 14 n Church
th Mrs M J, 1- 309 s Mint (Jail)
th Mrs M L, r 804 s Tryon
th O S, elk So Ex Co. r w Trade
th Robt G, bkkeeper Charlotte Clothing Mfg Co, bds 401 n
Poplar
Smith Mrs S E, r 607 n Pine
Smith S P, r 310 n B
Smith Mrs S P, r 310 n B
Smith T L, baker S M Howell, r 14 n Church
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Smith Thomas L, r 14 n Church
Smith T T, R & D R R, r 210 s Myers
Smith Mrs T T, r 210 s Myers
Smith Miss Viola Estelle, r 309 s Mint (jail)
Smith W B, r 602 n Church
Smith Mrs W E. r 30s e Seventh
Smith William H, R & D R R, r 210 s Myers
Smith W J, grocer and carpenter 217 w Second, r 21
Second
Smith W M, r 18 e Morehead
Smith W P, wks Charlotte Cotton Mills, r 521 w Sixth
Smith Z T, Sheriff, office at court house, r county jail
Snider cc Simmons, saloon, 26 n Tryon
Snider J F, wks Elliott & Marsh, r6ios Poplar
Snider Mrs L E, seamstress, r 610 Poplar
Snider Mrs M C, boarding House, r 901 n Graham
Snider Miss Mollie, wks' C C Mfg Co, r 620 s Poplar
Snider W F, Snider & Simmons, r 901 n Graham
Solomon Alfred B, engineer R&DRR, r 13 n Cedar
Solomon Mrs, r 13 n Cedar
Solomon J A, farmer, r n Graham extension
Solomon Mrs N C, r n Graham extension
Solomon \V R, farmer, n Graham extension
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Evtrvthniir in out liue, both
Wholesale and Retail.
UJRWELL & DUNN, Drweists.
G, VALER & GO.
Soda and Mineral Water Factory.
Fine CHng er Ales. Etc. Charlotte N C
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Solomons J A, elk H Baruch, r 602 s Tryon
Solomons Mrs J A, r 602 s Tryon
Sondley Miss V E, dressmaker, r 402 n Poplar
Sossamon Fanny, r Cedar Grove (Beatties Ford Road)
Sossamon, Harvey M, farm & cotton gin, Cedar Grove (Beatties
Ford Road)
Sossamon Mrs J A L, r Cedar Grove, (Tuckaseege Ford Road)
Sossamon J H, painter and trimmer, r 706 n B
Sossamon JoeS, fireman R & D R R, r 706 n B
Sossamon Jonathan A, wks Liddell Co, r Cedar Grove (Beatties
Ford Road
Sossamon Mrs Laura, r Cedar Grove (Beatties Ford Road)
Sossamon L S, machinist Liddell Co, Cedar Grove (Tuckaseege
Ford Road)
Sossamon Mrs M J, r 706 n B
Sossamon Miss Nancy, Cedar Grove (Beattie's Ford Raad)
Sossamon Francis, overseer at stockade, r Seversville
Southern Chemical Co, patent medicines, 213 w Trade
Speck J F, jeweller 9 w Trade, r 312 n B
Speck Mrs J F, r 312 n B
Speck John O. jeweller 9 w Trade, r 312 n C
Speck Thos W, jeweller 9 w Trade, r 312 n B
Spencer J S, pres Commercial Nat Bank, r 603 e Trade
T TT F DTTTYlDn UHTIM Solicits the patronage of old and new guests—
li £/ Jjj jf U Il JJ rlUlijlv. guaranteeing absolute satisfaction to all.
~Ter,ns : £ to *S.H> pcrday. GE0RCE W ' Kll TELLE, Lessee and Prop'r.
Spencer Mrs J S, r 603 e Trade
Spragins Mrs C C, r 1 1 e Third
Spragins R G, elk Gray & Co, rue Third
Spratt Mrs B O. r 401 s Church
Spratt Charles E, elk John VanLandingham. r 500 e Trade
Spratt T P, elk W N Mullen, r 404 s Church
Springs E B, wholesale and retail grocer 103 s College, r Central
Hotel
Springs Mrs E C, r 223 n Tryon
Springs Mrs E N, r 308 w Trade
Springs H G, r Central Hotel
Springs J C, saloon 29 w Trade, r 30S w Trade
Springs Miss Lula V, r 223 n Tryon
Sprinkle Miss Anna, r 712 n B
Sprinkle A W, brakeman, r 13 e Seventh
Sprinkle Mrs jemima, r n E bet Eighth and Ninth
Sprinkle ] W, cotton buyer, r 512 n Col.ege
Sprinkle Mrs Laura D, r 512 n College
Sprinkle Miss Lilly, elk H Baruch, r 712 n B
Sprinkle Mrs M H, r 13 e Seventh
Sprinkle Mrs M M, r 13 e Seventh
Sprinkle Mrs P M, dressmaker, r 515 w Seven' h
Sprinkle T H, elk gen sunt office R & D R R, r 13 e Seventh
D EMEMBER I AM TAKING ROOFING ATJLOW PRICES.
-J. .V McCAUSLAND, 209 South Tryon Street
Charlotte. N.
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R.T.Beck&Co.
Wholesale and Retail
Cor. Trade and College Sts.
CHfarlotte, N. C.
Druggists.
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Sprinkle T J. loading elk R & D R R, r 7 12 n B
Sprinkle Mrs T J, r 712 n B
Sprinkle Wm, conductor C, C & A R R, r 13 e Seventh
Sprouls Mrs Francis, r southern suburbs, nr Fair Grounds
Sprouls Wm, tailor, wks John Vogel, r southern suburbs nr Fair
Grounds
Stacker Mrs Frances, rue Eighth
Stacker J E, tailor, ni e Eighth
Standard Oil Co. Jas Malona special agt, n Johnston nr w
Twelfth
Star Mills Co, W M Crowed, mgr, 306-8 e Trade
Stauffer M A, grocer 508 s Church, r 504 s Church
Stauffer Mrs Margaret, r 504 s Church
Staufter Miss Mary, r 504 s Church
Stebbins Dudley G, with Hirst Printing and Publishing Co, r
81 1 n Graham
Stebbins Mrs Helen, r 811 n Graham
Stedman J M, engineer R & D R R, r 227 w Trade
Stedman Mrs J M, r 227 w Trade
Steele Mrs Bettie W, r 206 w Tenth
Steele Eli S, elk R & & D R R. r 206 w Tenth
Steenbergh Mrs Emma, r 812 w Trade
Steinback Mrs C, r n Johnston
The D. A. Tompkins Company do all kinds of Steam
Heating.
Steinback Thomas, wks Carolina S and H Factory, r n John-
ston
Stenersen C E, traveling agent Domestic Sewing Machine, r 817
s Tryon
Stenerson Mrs Mollie, r 817 s Trvon
Stephens J A, H P DeMolineu & Co, r
Stephens J W, bkkeeper H Baruch, r
Stephens Mrs J W, r 15 w Seventh
Stt me C R, telegraph operator, r 900 w
Sterne Mrs C R, r 900 w Trade
Stevens C A, r 200 e Second
Stevens G K, r 709 n C
Stevens J G, tinner, r 709 n C
Stevens J L, wks R & D R R, r 200 e Second
Stevens Mrs M J, r 709 n C
Stevens Mrs M L, r 709 n C
Stevens W K, section mas er C, C & A R R, r 200 e Second
Stewart Richard, elk John Garibaldi, r 628 s Mint
Stewart Richard P, elk Schiff & Co, r Dodge House
Stewart Tom, elk R A Lee & Co, r w Seventh
Stewart W S, G A McGinn & Co, r ^06 w Seventh
Stewart Mrs W S, r 306 w Seventh
Stinson fames, elk R M White & Co, r 701 e Trade
308 s Church
15 w Seventh
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Can supply you witli any article to be found in a
First Class FURNITURE HOUSE. Give him a
call. 16 W. Trade Street, Charlotte. N C.
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Stitt E W, cotton buyer, r 507 n B
Stitt W E, elk H Baiuch, r 626 n College
Stitt Mrs W E, r 626 n College
Stitt Capt Wm M, cotton buyer, r 507 n B
Stitt Mrs W M, r 507 n B
Stoker D H, machinist Mecklenburg Iron Works, r n Graham
Extension
Stoker Mrs D H. r n Graham extension
Stokes R F, tiaveling salesman, r 305 n College
Stokes Mrs R F, r 305 n College
Stone Mrs Adeline, r 626 s Mint
Stone Mrs E, r 501 n A
Stone H J, compositor, r 316 s College
Stone Mrs H J, r 316 s College
Stone Mrs L E, r 214 e Fifth
Stone Miss Mollie, seamstress, r 727 s Mint
Store Monroe, painter, r 632 s Mint
Stone W D, pattern maker, r 214 e Filth
Stout Mrs M, r 218 n Myers
Stoudemire Frank, 15 n Poplar
Stoudemire Mrs J L. r 317 s B
Stoudemire Miss Minnie, r 317 s B
Stoudemire Sophronia, r 15 n Poplar
THE BUFORD HOTEL, «
to call upon him,
\RLOTTE, N. C. Conrad Lipscomb, Chief Clerk,
connected with the Hotels ot Charlotte, gives
_ greeting- to his friends, and invites them one and all
uaranteeinir them liberal and satisfactory treatment.
Stoudemire Rev John C, r 317 s B
Stough Miss Mattie, r cor e Third and Boundary
Stowe Mrs Mary J, r 901 n Tryon
Strange Miss Annie L, 302 s Johnston
Strange Miss Susan, r 302 s Johnson
Strange Wm F, tinner, r 302 s Johnston
Strickland Mrs B J, r 30S n Graham
Strickland J E, r 308 n Graham
Strickland Capt S G. city street supt, r 30S n Graham
Strickner, elk Wittkowsky, r 28 s Tryon
Strong & Christian, pubs Charlotte Democrat (weekly), 3S e
Trade
Strong J P, Strong & Christian, Charlotte Democrat, r 26 vv
Trade
Strong Mrs J P, r 26 u Trade
Stroup Mrs L A, 509 w Sixth
Stroup Miss Marv M, wks Cotton Mills, r 509 w Sixth
Strout C A, elk Racket Store, r 208 s Tryon
Strunks Dora, seamstress, rear Cotton Compress
Sturdivant Mrs Ann, r 313 e Fifth
Stubbs George, machinist Mecklenburg Iron Works, bds 901 n
Graham
J Stuart M A, carpenter, r 404 e Fifth
1 Kaufman 1 So. are the leading ilofhiers
TjRHG S, CHEM ICALS,!® m ^4 ^ PATENT MEDICINE ?
U rnr Trade & Cnlloo-e Sts. V ± ' ^ ^ CHARLOTTE, N. C. O
U Cor. Trade & College Sts. ' - 1 ' CHA
GENERAL DIRECTORY — WHITE.
Stuart Mrs M A, r 404 e Fifth
Sugg John F, R R engineer, r 516 w Seventh
Sugg Mrs John F, r 516 w Seventh
Summerville Alexander C, lumber dealer 300 e Trade, r 209 n
Poplar
Summerville Mrs M H, r 209 n Poplar
Summey Miss Bettie, r 13 w Seventh
Summey Miss Ella, r 13 w Seventh
Surcey Mrs Caroline, r 14 e Stonewall
Swett Miss Lizzie, r 214 w Morehead
Swiger Miss Bettie, r 415 n C
Svviger Ed, harnessmaker. r 415 n C
Swiger Henry, car inspecter R & D R R, r 415 n C
Swiger Miss Julia, r 415 n C
Swiger William E, elk P A Osborne, r n C bet Seventh and
Eighth
Swing Mrs Catherine, r n B bey Twelfth
Swing Sydney, wks Alpha Mills, r n B bey Twelfth
Swinson B J, asst engineer Electric Light Co, r 222 n
Tryon
Swinson Mrs E, boarding house, 222 n Tryon
Sykes Mrs Betty, r 608 n B
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Hill Auto-
matic Sprinkle)- in the South.
TALBOT & SONS, G S Johnson, mgr, machinery, 43 s
College
Talbot Mrs Anna, r rear 1 1 w Second
Taliaferro W R, mdse broker 203 s College, r 500 e Fifth
Taliaferro Mrs W R, r 500 e Fifth
Tally Miss R C, seamstress, r 615 s Church
Tankersley Anderson, engineer R & D R R, r 10 n Cedar
Tankersley Mrs Anderson, r 10 n Cedar
Tardy A H, Tardy & Walker, r Central Hotel
Tardy & Walker, commission merchants, 12 s College
Tate A H, .-317 w Fifth
Tate Mrs A H, r 317 w Fifth
Tate J Caswell, elk, r 601 n Tryon
Tatem H W, blacksmith 21 n College, r 800 n B
Tatem Mrs H W, r 800 n B
Taylor Arthur W, painter, r 314 w Morehead
Taylor James, grocer cor e First and s C, r 413 s C
Taylor Mrs James, r 413 s C
Taylor Miss Jennie, r 804 w Fourth
Taylor Miss Julia, wks C C Mfg Co, r 210 w Sixth
Taylor Mrs J L, r 314 vv Morehead
Taylor Miss Maggie, seamstress, r 221 w Vance
Taylor W B, restaurant 22 w Trade, r 22 w Trade
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MANUFACTURERS PRICES. THEIR TRADE IS SOLICITED.
BURWELL & DUNN, Wholesale Store 5 W. Trade St.
G. VALER & GO,
Soda and Mineral Water Factory.
Fine Ginger Ales, Etc. Chxr]nttp N C
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Taylor Mrs W B, r 22 w Trade
Taylor Miss Maggie, r 22 w Trade
Taylor R W, elk W B Taylor, r 22 w Trade
Terris J E, carpenter, r 300 w Vance
Terris Mrs Laura, dressmaker 215 e Trade, r 300 w Vance
Thies Oscar J, machinist Mecklenburg Iron Works, r 301 n
Poplar
Thomas Mrs A, r e side n Tryon bey C C R R
Thomas J H, newsman C, C&ARR, bds 408 n Graham
Thomas ] O, bkkeeper T L Seigle & Co, r 713 n Church
Thomas Mrs J O, r 713 n Church
Thomas Moses, laborer Elmwood Cemetery, r 508-510 n Smith
Thomas Roscana, r 408 s C
Thomas Mrs S C, r 508-510 n Smith
Thomas W M, candy dealer, r 300 e Seventh
Thomas W M, stone cutter, r 408 s C
Thomas Mrs W M. r 300 e Seventh
Thompson Miss Iona, r 807 n Graham
Thompson Julius, wks Liddell Co, r 33 s College
Thompson Mrs Kate, r 306 n Church
Thompson Lewis, wks C C Mfg Co, r 311 s Church
Thompson Mrs Mattie, r 33 s College
Thompson Mrs M E, r 807 n Graham
CHAKLOTTE, N. C.
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Terms : $2.00 to $2.50 Per Day. (\r\fi tit T7 TTVT\r\T t n
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Thompson R C, mgr W L) Tel Co, r 306 n Church
Thompson Mrs S C, wks C C Mfg Co, r 311 s Church
Thore J H, brickmason, r 205 w Trade
Thornburg Mrs Fanny, r 413 e Seventh
ThornDurg Mrs Molly, seamstress, r 408 n A
Thornburg Monroe, carpemer, r 413 e Seventh
Tiddy W & R N, paper manufacturers, office 22 s Tryon
Tiddy Richard, apprentice Liddell Co, r 241 w Trade
Tiddy Richard N, W & R N Tiddy, r 401 e Trade
Tillett Charles W, Jones & Tillett, r 613 n Church
Tillett Mrs C W, r 613 n Church
Timmons S M, Timmons & Snider, r w Eleventh nr Poplar
Timmons Mrs S M, r w Eleventh nr Poplar
Todd Mrs Anna B, r 406 n Church
Todd Burt, elk Young & Rhyne, bds 401 n Pine
Todd Rev C E, pastor Associate Ref Pres Church, r 308 e Sixth
Todd Mrs C E, r 308 e Sixth
Todd Charles, wks R & D R R, bds 12 s Church
Todd Clarence W, bkkeeper, r 600 s Tryon
Sodd Mrs E C, r 600 s Tryon
Todd Miss E E, r 600 s Tryon
Todd fames L, bkkeeper, r 600 s Tryon
Todd'S E. wks R & & R R, r 406 n Church
Remember
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SJUA.TE AND TIN ROOFER,
209 South Tryon Street,
N. McCausland is an expert OL „ ^.1 ,-. -j- ± „
ET DFPT7 OH Fine Perfuir
, 1 , Dtbll & bU, and Brushes
Fine Perfumery, Soaps, Sponges
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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Todd Wm, r 600 s Tryon £"""}
Todd W A, r 413 n Church O
Todd Wm A, bds 205 w Trade (ZT^
Todd W W, engineer J Asbury's planing mill, bds 302 n Poplar ^*
Tolar } H, Hales & Tolar, r 500 n Graham y^t
Tompkins Co, The D A, contracting and consulting engineers, 1— \
36-38 s College £J*
Tompkins D A, engineer, The D A Tompkins Co, r Buford £-1.
Hotel £S
Torrence A F, com merchant, r 408 e Ninth QTQ
Torrence Mrs P M, r 408 e Ninth
Torrence S J, r 408 e Ninth
Torrence Mrs S F, r 321 w Fifth pj
Torrence W H, r 17 s B O
Torrence Mrs W H, r 17 s B fT*
Traywick B F, wks C C Mfg Co. r 311 s Church p£"
Traywick Mrs Sarah, wks C C Mlg Co, r3ii s Church £~
Traywick Walter, wks Elliott & Marsh, r 223 e Trade ►— ^
Treadaway G W, r 903 n Tryon *--<*
Treadaway Mrs Lucy, r 901 n College "-*
Treadaway Mrs Lucy F, r 903 n Tryon C~^J
Treadaway Watt, wks Carolina S and H Wks, r 901 n College ©
Treloar Miss Annie, r 212 s Church J ^
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control the Hari'is- h O
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Treloar Miss Fannie, r 314 n B
Treloar Miss Maggie, r2i2 s Church (— ~-
Tieloar Wm, r 314 n B ^T ~
Treloar Mrs Wm, r 314 n B ,— K
Triplett Rev T L, pastor Church St M E Church, bds 205 w £2"*,
Trade J - *"
Trott John M, elk C C West, 224 e Trade Sr
Trotter Miss Adeline, r 306 n Tryon ,_,,
Trotter Mrs M A, r 501 n Graham ^
Trotter M F, photographer, r 501 n Graham O n
Troutman Miss Jane, r 212 w Morehead [X — •
Tucker Wm V, carpenter, r 4C9 e Elevei.th J> 3
Tucker Mrs Mary, r 409 e Eleventh *p0 g"
Turner Mrs Carrie, seamstress, r 221 w Vance t -1 1
Turner Mrs Ellen, r 801 s Mint O^
Turner John, carpenter, r 221 w Vance *~i _
Turner Mrs M J, seamstress, r 719 s Poplar
Turner R B, painter, r 801 s Mint
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Turner Wm, carpenter, r 719 s Poplar 2
Twelvetrees Miss Anna L, stenographer The D A Tompkins Co ' <2
r 921 s B (school grounds) <"") C
Tycer Mrs D C, r 313 w Seventh ?r
Tycer Miss Katie, 313 w Seventh
FUKNITUKli tor Parlor and Library. Furniture
Chamber and Kitchen, Furniture all Qualities and
rices. 10 W. Trade St., Charlotte, N. C.
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Tyzzer Mrs Mary, r southern suburbs, nr Fair Grounds
Tyzzer Simon J, r southern suburbs, nr Fair Grounds
URY Miss E V, r 805 n Try on
Utzman Mrs R J, dressmaker, r 515 w Seventh
U S Signal Service Office 5 e Trade
\7"AIL Miss Cora L, r 709 e Trade
' Vail Miss Ida, r 709 e Trade
Vail T L, chairman county commissioners, r 709 e Trade
Vail Mrs T L, r 709 e Trade
Valer Christian, C Valer & Co, r 300 s College
Valer Mrs Christian, r 300 s College
Valer C & Co, mineral water mirs, 5 e Fifth
Vanderburg F J, grocer 603 s Tryon, r 603 s Try on
Vanderburg Mrs Frances, r 914 n Tryon
Vanderburg L A. farmer, r 914 n Tryon
Vanderburg Mrs Mattie, r 603 s Tryon
Vanderburg Mrs Sarah, r 502 s Church
Vanderburg R A, r 914 n Tryon
Vanderlip Henry L, dairyman, r Greenville
Vanderiip Mrs Alice, r Greenville
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Isnoted for the excellence of all that tends to
contribute to the comfort of its guests. Terms:
$2. to 12,60 per day. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
GEORGE W. KITTELLE, Lessee and Prop'r.
VanLandingham John, cotton and commission merchant 10-12
n College, r 500 e Trade
VanLandingham Mrs John, r 500 e Trade
VanNess James H, photographer 21 n Tryon, r 304 w Fifth
Van Ness Mrs J H, r 304 w Fifth
VanNess Miss Mary, r 304 w Fifth
VanNess Wm I, with J H VanNess, r 304 w Fifth
Vaughn M D. carpenter M I Wks, r 208 n Clarkson
Vaughn Mrs M D, r 208 n C.arkson
Veno Mrs Abline, r rear 409 s Poplar
Veno Mrs C A, r rear 409 s Poplar
Veno G W, miner, r rear 409 s Poplar
Vernon Miss Lou W, r 30S n B
Vincent John, street car driver, r 305 w Stonewall
Vita Agostino, confectioneer 5 n Tryon, r 807 s Mint
Vita Mrs Ellen, r 807 s Mint
Vogel A J, butcher 29 n Tryon, r 9 e Fifth
Vogel M'sAJ, r 9 e Fifth
Vogel Fritz, elk A J Vogel, r Greenville
Vogel Mrs Frederica, r Greenville
Vogel John, merchant tailor 27 n Tryon, r 306 n Poplar
Vogel Mrs Louisa, r 306 n Poplar
Vogel Miss Louisa, r 306 n Poplar
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Paints, Oils.
R. T. BECK & CO
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Glass, Putty.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — WHITE.
Vogler J A, job printer 23 e Trade, r 615 e Eighth
Vogler Mrs Carrie, r 6 1 5 e Eighth
Vogler Miss Lou, r 615 e Eighth
WADSWORTH J W, livery stable 222-22411 Tryon, r 311
n College
Wadsvvorth Mrs J W, r 311 n College
Wager Mrs R D, r 618 e Ninth
Waite Miss Annie, seamstress, r 509 e Fourth
Walker Mrs Eliza, r 407 n Tryon
Walker Mrs Elnora, wks C C Mfg Co, r 213 w Fourth
Walker Mrs E L, r 217 s Graham
Walker Mrs Jennie, cigar maker, r 302 s Mint
Walker Mrs J G, r 204 s Mint
Walker J M, Tardy & Walker, r Central Hotel
Walker John, grocer, r 319 s B
Walker John, r 407 n Tryon
Walker Joseph A, machinist C C .Mfg Co, r 213 w Fourth
Walker Mrs L, grocer 241 e Trade, r 319 s B
Walker L J & Co, wholesale and retail grocers and commission
merchants, cor s Tryon and e Fourth
Walker 1. J, L J.Walker & Co, r 315 n Poplar
Walker Mrs L J, r 31s n Poplar
The D. A. Tompkins Company Install all kinds op
Electric Tight Plants.
Walker Lucien, bkkeeper, r 407 n Tryon
Walker Miss Mary, r 407 n Tryon
Walker Miss Mollie, r 403 e Second
Walker Piatt D, lawyer, Bursvell & Walker, r 210 w Tenth
Walker Mrs Piatt D. r 210 w Tenth
Walker W R. machinist M I Wks, r 302 s Mint
Wall Mrs Annie M, r 206 w Fifth
Wallace M A, cotton cutter Sanders &. Orr, r 704 e Ninth
Wallace Mrs Alice, r 704 e Ninth
Wallace M.uxellus C, foreman news department Hirst Printing
and Publish ng Co, r 910 e Trade
Wallace Mrs M ocellus C, r 910 e Trade
Wallis Miss Ida, r 503 n Churci
Wallis Miss Julia, r 200 n Myers
Walls Eli carpenter, r 607 s Poplar
Walls Mrs Mary, r 607 s Poplar
Walsh T D, salesman Mayer & Ross, i'50i n College
Walsh Mrs T D, r 501 n College
Ward Mrs Adeline, r Victor Row
Ward Miss Cora I, r 604 s Tryon
Ward Frank A. wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
Ward Miss Hattie, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
Ward Mrs Martha, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
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Ward W W & Co, grain and building material 34 s College
Ward W W, W W'Ward & Co, r 604 s Tryon
Ward Mrs W W, r 604 s Tryon
Wardin Joseph, elk Racket Store, r 507 e Ninth
Wardin Mrs Mary, r 507 e Ninth
Waring R P, lawyer and supt U S Assay Office, r 413 w Trade
Waring Miss V M, elk U S Assay Office, r 413 w Trade
Warren S J, mining expert and agt for mineral properties, r 406
n Tryon
Warrick Charles P, roofer, bds 315 s Mint
Wasner John F, watchman M I Wks, r 802 w Fourth
Wasner Wm M J, r 802 w Fourth
Waters Arthur E, wks Chariot' e Electric Light Co, r 308 e
Ninth
Waters Mrs M V, r 308 e Ninth
Waters Samuel B, elk Seigle & Co, r Central Hotel
Watkins Miss Ella, r 301 e Sixth
Watson Mrs Flo'a, r 408 e Tenth
Watson J C, elk the D A Tompkins Co, r 607 n Pine
Watson John M, painter Elliott & Mnrsh, r 408 e Tenth
Watson Miss Mollie, r 408 e Tenth
Watson Mrs M E, r 607 n Pine
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George W. Kittelle, Lessee and Prop'r.
Watson Miss Martha E, r 221 n Tryon
Watson Wm W, wks Elliott & Marsh, r 408 e Tenth
Watts Miss Carrie, r 800 n College
Watts Harrison, cotton mfr, r 800 n College
Watts Mrs Harrison, r 800 n Colleye
Watts Harry, bkkeeper, r 800 n College
Watts Miss Josie, seamstress, r 416 s Church
Watts Mrs Martha, r 416 s College
Watts Tom, carpenter, 416 s Church
Wavra Mrs Ida, r 211 w Fourth
Wearn Mrs C A, r 513 w Seventh
Wearn Joseph E, elk Southern Ex Co, r 513 w Seventh
Wearn J H, bkkeeper A C Summerville, r 26 w Trade
Wearn W H & Co, druggists 1 n Tryon
Wearn Wm H, W H Wearn & Co 1 n Tryon r 513 w Seventh
Wearn W S, carriage builder 302 n Tryon r 513 w Seventh
Weaver James wks Victor Mills, r 804 w Fourth
Weaver Mrs Rosa, r 804 w Fourth
Webb C L, wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
Webb David wks Victor Mills, r Victor Row
Webb Mrs E J, r Victor Row-
Webb George, coppersmith, r 407 n Pine
Webb Mrs Nancy, wks Charlotte Cotton Mills, r 213 n Graham
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J. N. McCausland, 209 S. Tryon St.,
R. T. Beck & Co.^^ e Jfi££? Druggists.
Charlotte, N. C. OO
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Webb Mrs Sarah, r 407 n Pine
Webb Miss S F, r 313 n Church
Weddington Frank, wks Asbury & Finger, r 406 s Tryon
Weddington Miss Ida, wks J Hirshinger & Co, r 406 s Tryon
Weddington Mrs Irene, r 406 s Trvon
Weddington J H, Brown, Weddington & Co, r 505 w Trade
Weddington Mrs J H, r 505 w Trade
Weddington Miss Lizzie, seamstress, r 304 s Mint
Weddington Mrs Mary, wks C C Mnfg Co, r 406 s Tryon
Wedenfeller Ben L, conductor C C & A R R, r 806 s Tryon
Wedenfeller Mrs Ben L, r 806 s Tryon
Wedlock Win, foreman City Rock Quarry, r 211 w Third
Wedlock Mrs Clementine, r 211 w Third
Wehner Otto, mgr C Valer & Co, r 501 n Poplar
Wehner Mrs Otic, r 501 n Poplar
Welch A H, bkkeeper Hammond & Justice, r 34 e Trade
Wentz Joseph, city fireman, bds 408 n A
Wentz Miss Katy, wks C C Mnfg Co, r 311 s Church
Wentz Valentine, shoemaker, r 408 n A
West C C, saloon 224 e Trade, r 204 s Church
West Mrs M J, r 1 1 n Poplar
Wtst Thomas W, soda water mfgr 230 e Trade, run Pop lar
Western Union Telegraph Co 11 s Tryon
The D. A. Tompkins Company, Constructing
Contracting Engineers, Charlotte, N. C.
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Wheat Mrs Annie, r Victor Row
Wheat Win, wks Victor Mills, r Victor
Wheat Mrs H J, r Victor Row
Whisnant Miss Sallie, r 409 w Tenth
Whisnant Mrs S A, r 409 w Tenth
Whisnant T W, Road Master C C RR,
Whisnant Mrs T W, r 407 w Tenth
White Miss Connie, dressmaker, rue
White Miss Carrie, r 701 e Trade
White Mrs Francis E, dressmaker, r 11
White Mrs Harvey, r 302 s Trvon
White J W, Barnett, Bethune & Co, r 701 e Trade
White John, wks Charlotte Cotton Mills, r 509 w Sixth
White Miss L Rose, dressmaker, rue Sixth
White Mrs Mary, wks Charlotte Cotton Mills, r 509 w Sixth
White R M, R M White & Co grocers, r 701 e Trade
Whiti: R M & Co, wholesale and reiail grocers 39 e Trade
White Mrs R M, r 701 e Tiade
White Mrs S C, r 403 e Seventh
White W C, bookkeeper R M White & Co, 701 e Trade
Whitehead Mis S L, r 405 s Tryon
Whitehurst Stuart A, machinist, r 616 e Ninth
Whiteh urst Mrs Sarah J, r 616 e Ninth
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r 207 e Seventh
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Whitesides Mrs Teresa L, r 700 s C
Whitesides Miss A S, r 700 s C
Whitsett A M, R & D R R, r 34 s Tryon
Whitsett Mrs A M. r 34 s Tryon
Whitt D S, marble cutter, bds n s Mint
Whittington Wm, fireman, r 806 w Trade
Wilder Dr H M county physician 3 w Trade,
Wilder Mrs H M, r 207 e Seventh
Wilder Gaston H, bkkeeper R T Beck & Co
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Wiley Wm [, tinner, r 512 n Pine
Wiley Miss Mary E, r 512 n Pine
Wilkerson Mrs Laura, r 502 n B
Wilkerson W C, bkkeeper M & F Nat Bank, bds 216 w Fourth
Wilkerson Mrs W C, bds 216 w Fourth
Wilkerson Miss Carrie, r 504 n B
Wilkerson Charles E, printer, r 502 n B
Wilkerson Miss Fanny, r 628 n College
Wilkerson W T, commission merchant, r 306 n
Wilkes I Renwick, r 508 w Trade
Wilkes Mrs Jane R, r 508 w Trade
WHkes John, manager M I Wks, r 508 w Trade
Wilkes J F, supt M I Wks, r so8 w Trade
T HE BUFORI) HOTEL
A Charlotte. N. C.
Tryon
Is regarded as one of the best South— Its rooms
x=>, especially are commended for the ex-
(£))) celleuce of its beds and furniture. Table
uusurpassetl. Geo. W. Kittelle, Prop'k.
Wilkes Paul corresponding elk M I Wks, r 508 w Trade
Willeford J A, tailor 229 s Tryon, r 229 s Tryon
Willeford Mrs J A, r 229 s Tryon
Williams Mrs Almeda, r Oates Row
Williams Mrs Annie, r 713 s A
Williams Miss Addie W, teacher, r 603 n Tryon
Williams Miss Bettie, r 507 s Tryon
Williams Charles, elk Racket Ston , bds 402 w Fifth
Williams Ernest S, mouHer M 1 Wks, r 8 w Fifth
Williams Mrs* Earnest S. r 8 w Fifth
Williams Geo J, elk H C Irwin, r 305 w Fourth
Williams Mrs H C, r 309 w Sionewall
Williams John F, travelling salesman, r 713 s A
Williams } P, carpenter, r 309 w Stonewall
Williams Mrs Lucretia, r 20S s Church
Williams N S, wks Charlotte Cotton Mills, r Oates Row
Williams Miss Susie, r 507 s Tryon
Williams Mrs S E, r 507 s Tryon
Williams Col W A, farmer, r 601 e Trade
Williamson Miss Gertrude, teacher, r 200 n B
Williamson John I), elk Baker's Music House, r w Eighth
Williamson Mrs M A, r 200 n B
Williamson R J, travelling salesman, r Buford Hotel
W, KAUFMAN & GO.^' s°-^J !^
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MUGS, CHEMICALS, * sp a ec L & <?,. PATENT MEDIGINE ?
U Cor. Trade & College Sts. V 1 J " ^ CHARLOTTE, N. C. VJ
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Williamson S W, r 301 w Trade
Willingham W A, conductor R & D R R, r 400 n Pine
Willingham Mrs E, r 400 n Pine
Willis Miss Beulah, r 213 e Seventh
Willis J H, restaurant 37 w Trade, r 213 e Seventh
Willis Mrs J H, r 213 e Seventh
Wills Miss Gertrude, r 400 s Mint
Wills Miss Lou, r 400 s Mint
Wills O L, painter, r 400 s Mint
Wills Mrs O L, r 400 s Mint
Willmann A R, gunsmith, locksmith and plumber 34 n Tryon, r
207 s Myers
Willmann Ernest, wks A R Willmann, r 207 s Myers
Willmann Mrs Rudolph, r 207 s Myers
Wilson Mrs Alice, r 408 n A
Wilson C, r 305 n College
Wilson Miss Eula, r 410 e Seventh
Wilson Mrs E C, r 502 n B
Wilson Geo E, Solicitor Crim Court, room 9 Law Building, r
302 s Tryon
Wilson Mrs Geo E, r 302 s Trvon
Wilson I H, supt Charlotte Street Railway Co, r 501 n B
Wilson Joseph, fireman R ct D R R, r 408 n A
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Smith & Vaile
Oil Machinery in the South.
Wilson J F, carpenter, r Oates Row
Wilson J Harvey, mfgr, r 214 s Tryon
Wilson J W, elk W Kaufman & Co, r 410 e Seventh
Wilson Mrs Joseph H, r 214 s Tryon
Wilson Mrs Laura, r 410 e Seventh
Wilson Mrs I J, 1 Oates Row
Wilson Mrs Lura, r Liberty nr A
Wilson Miss Lydia J, r 313 s Mint
Wilson Mrs Mary C, r 709 s A
Wilson Mrs Martha J, r Oates Row
Wilson Mrs Mary L, r 302 s Tryon
Wilson Miss Minnie, r 709 s A
Wilson R S, carpenter, r 709 s A
Wilson Samuel, carpenter, r Oates Row
Wilson Drug Co The (incorporated), drugs 20 e Trade
Wilson Wm C, elk Hammond & Justice, r Liberty nr A
Wilson W M, pres Wilson Drug Co, r 704 e Trade
Wilson Mrs W M, r 704 e Trade
Winchester John, wks C C Mnfg Co, r 311 s Church
Winchester Mrs EJ, wks C C Mnfg Co, r 311 s Church
Windle Mrs R C, r 301 n Myers
Wingate Mrs Ann, r 404 s Tryon
Wingate Mrs E J, r s end of s Trvon nr Fair Grounds
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Wingate John, engineer R & D R R, r 404 s Tryon
Wingate W C, laborer C C R R, r s end s Tryon nr Fair
Ground
Withers B F, W W Ward & Co, r 208 e Sixth
Withers Mrs B F, r 208 e Sixth
Withers C A, R M White & Co, r 200 n Myers
Withers Mrs C A, r 200 n Myers
Withers J D, watchman R & D R R, r 305 e Seventh
Withers J S, cotton weigher, r Liberty cor s B
Withers Mrs J S, r Liberty cor s B
Withers J T, confectioner 27 e Trade, r 305 e Seventh
Witherspoon C, engineer R&DRR, run Cedar
Witherspoon John, asst cotton weigher, r 411 s Tryon
Witherspoon J L, stone mason, r 812 n Church
Witherspoon Mrs J L, r 812 n Church
Witherspoon Mrs MA, r 41 1 s Tryon
Witherspoon R S, r 411 s Tryon
Witherspoon Mrs S E, r 1 1 n Cedar
Witherspoon W H, mail agent, r 309 s Tryon
Witherspoon W J, elk R H Jordan & Co, r Buford Hotel
Wittkowsky S, wholesale drygoods 12 w Trade, r 408 w Trade
Wittkowsky Mrs S, r 408 w Trade
Wolfe J K, r 710 e Trade
THE BUFORD HOTEL, Is g"gSJH;
Terms : $3. to $2.50 per day.
adapted to the requirements of
traveliug commercial men, whose patronage is
earnestly solicited. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
CEORGE W. KITTELLE, Lessee and Proprietor
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Wolfe Mrs J K, r 710 e Trade
Woodward, John, wks Elliott & Marsh, r 223 e Trade
Woodsides W M, compositor, r Swinson House
Woollen E A, brickmason, r 9 n Clarkson
Woollen J W, brickmason. r 207 n Clarkson
Woollen Mrs J W, r 207 n Clarkson
Woollen John W, brickmason, r 9 n Clarkson
Woollen Mrs Mary E, r 9 n Clarkson
Woollen Miss Mollie, r 9 n Clarkson
Wooten Charles, conductor C, C&ARR, ri2s
Worley Tom, elk Racket Store, r 311 w Seventh
Worley Sidney J, elk Racket Store, r 311 w Seventh
Worley MrsS J, r 311 w Seventh
Worsham Mrs Maggie, dressmaker T L Seigle & Co, r 401 n
Pine
Worthen Mrs Alice, linen mistress Central Hotel, r Central Hotel
Wright Miss Esther, r 212 e Sixth
Wriston Miss Bessie, r 409 e Trade
Wriston Henry M, elk Liddell Co, r 409 e Trade
Wriston Mrs LM, r 511 w Trade
Wriston Lloyd R, W H Wearn & Co, r Paw Creek
Wriston Miss Lucy, r 409 e Trade
Wriston Miss Minnie, r 409 e Trade
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Charlotte. N. C.
E. T, BEGK & GO.
Fine Perfumery, Soaps, Sponges
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GENERAL DIRECTORY — WHITE.
Wriston Mrs M E, r 409 e Trade
Wyche Frank P, teacher, r 605 n Church
Wyche Mrs Frank P, r 605 n Church
Wynn C W, grocer and painter 506 n Tryon, r 206 s Myers
Wynn Mrs C W, r 206 s Myers
Wysong Mrs E B, r Liberty nr A
Wysong Miss Ella, r Liberty nr A
Wysong O C, undertaker, r Liberty nr A
YANDLE Mrs Hattie, r 700 e Eighth
Yandle Stewart, pedler, r 700 e Eighth
Yarborough Richard, bds 402 w Trade
Yates Miss Addie P, r 712 s Tryon
Yates Miss Bettie, 712 s Tryon
Yates Miss Mamie W, r 712 s Tryon
Yates Mrs S S, r 712 s Tryon
Yates Wm J, compositor, r 712 s Tryon
Yoss Gottieb, tailor, r 706 n C
Yoss Mrs Wilhelmina, r 706 n C
Young Miss Addie, 800 n Tryon
Young A M, elk H Baruch, r 801 s Tryon
Young Mrs Bessie C, r 801 s Tryon
Young Ernest F, Jno W Miller & Co, r 800 n Tryon
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Westinghouse
Engines in the South.
Young Mrs Ida L, r 214 w Tenth
Young Mrs J A, r 800 n Tryon
Young J B. grocer 902 n Tryon, r 902 n Tryon
Young J H, ticket agent R&DRR, r 214W Tenth
Young Laura, r 902 n Tryon
Young Miss Lelia, r 800 n Tryon
Young R E, Young & Rhyne, r 210 e Seventh
Young Mrs R E, r 210 e Seventh
Young Mrs Rosie, r 2 e Old Boundary
Young Mrs S V, boarding house 702 n Tryon
Young Miss Sallie, r 702' n Tryon
Young & Rhyne, wholesale and retail grocers, 23 w Trade
ZEIGLER JOHN, carpenter, 814 n Church
Zeigler Miss Lizzie, r 309 vv Seventh
Zeigler Mrs Mary, r S14 n Church
Zimmerman J W, elk ^o Ex Co, r 509 w Trade
Zimmerman Miss Mamie, r 509 w Trade
Zimmerman P P, traveling salesman M I Woks, r 509 w Trade
Zimmerman Mrs P P. r 509 w Trade
Zingkraf Fred, tailor, wks John Vogel, r 609 e Eighth
Zingkraf Mrs Mary, r 609 e Eighth
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ABERNATHY ANN, washerwoman, r 422 w Hill
Abernathy Augustus, butcher Joe Klouse, r 422 w Hill
Abernathy Haywood, carpenter, r 422 w Hill
Abernathy Lizzie, washerwoman, r 310 s Graham
Abernathy Sallie, nurse Mrs Cormack, r rear 308 s College
Adams Anna, nurse, r southern suburbs nr Rudisill Mine
Adams Bettie. washerwoman, r southern suburbs
Adams Dicey, washerwoman, r Rudisill Mine
Adams Henry, farmer, r Rudisill Mine
Adams Isaac, r southern suburbs nr Rudisill Mine
Adams Jane, washerwoman, r southern suburbs nr Rudisill Mine
Adams foe, laborer, r southern suburbs nr Rudisill Mine
Adams John, miner, r southern suburbs nr Rudisill Mine
Adams Violet, cook, J Wilkes, r 508 w Trade
Adger Jane, washerwoman, r s A cor e First
Adger Robert, wks C, C & A R R, r s A cor e First
Adkins Martha, washerwoman, r 205 e Third
Alexander Alfred, farmer, r Biddleville
Alexander Amelia, r Biddleville
Alexander Anna, cook, r 18 n B
Alexander Annie, washerwoman, r 304 n Myers
Alexander Ann, r 303 s D
Alexander Bettie, washerwoman, r 216 s Johnston
Alexander Bettie, cook, r rear 404 s Johnston
Alexander Bella, r 806 n Graham
Alexander Bella, laborer, r 608 e Eighth
Alexander Cecelia, r Greenville
Alexander Charlotte, cook, r 714 e Sixth
Alexander Charlotte, r Greenville
Alexander Christiana, washerwoman, r 514 e Sixth
Alexander Dorcas, cook, 515 e Sixth
Alexander Elijah, laborer, r 514 e Sixth
Alexander Eliza, cook, r 304 e Ninth
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Paints, Oils.
R. T. BECK & CO.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Glass, Putty.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — COLORED.
Electric Lights in the South.
Alexander Ellen, r s Myers nr e Stonewall
Alexander Fanny, r 602 s Mint
Alexander Francis B, laborer, r 300 n Pine
Alexander George, r alley rear Central Hotel
Alexander Henrietta, cook, 309 n Pine
Alexander Harriet, nurse, r 513 s D
Alexander Hattie, washerwoman, r 404 s Johnston
Alexander Henry, carpenter, r s Myers near Stonewall
Alexander Hope, laborer, r 42S s Myers
Alexander Isaac, farmer, r Biddleville
Alexander James, fireman C C R R, r S06 n Graham
Alexander Jane, washerwoman, r 714 n E
Alexander Jane, cook, r 515 e Sixth
Alexander Jane, washerwoman, r 815 n C
Alexander John, laborer, r Greenville
Alexander John, laborer, r 309 n Pine
Alexander Rev J P, St John's Chapel, r 604 e Fourth
Alexander Julius, laborer, r rear 413 n College
Alexander Junius, wks oil mill, r Biddleville
Alexander J W, farmer, r Biddleville
Alexander Laura, washerwoman, r 2 Middle
Alexander Laura, washerwoman, r 917 n Tryon
Alexander Lee, wks R & D R R, r 404 s Johnston
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Alexander Lou, cook, r 515 e Sixth
Alexander Lorrie, washerwoman, r n end Poplar
Alexander Maggie, r 604 e Fourth
Alexander Maria, r 709 e Stonewall
Alexander Martha, r Biddleville
Alexander Mary, washerwoman, r 614 e Eighth
Alexander Mary, r alley rear Central Hotel
Alexander Mary, washerwoman, r nr Fair Grounds
Alexander Milton, peddler, r 608 e Eight
Alexander Nancy, washerwoman, r 407 n D
Alexander Robert, wks Oil Mill, r Biddleville
Alexander Mrs Roxie, washerwoman, r 300 w First
Alexander Thomas, drayman, r 8co s Church
Alexander Tom, laborer, r 515 e Sixth
Alexander Walter, porter H C Irwin, r 411 w First
Alexander Walter, wks Charlotte Hotel, r 35 s College
Alexander Wm, laborer, r Greenville
Alexander Zelline, r Biddleville
Allen Frank, brakeman CCRR.r n Church nxc C C R R
Allen Hattie, washerwoman, r n Church
Allison Alex, laborer cotton platform, r 415 w Hill
Allison Mrs Jennie, washerwoman, r 415 w Hill
Allison Martha, housegirl, r Brothers Alley nr n Tryon
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Allison Mary, cook, r 211 e Seventh
Allison Mary, r e Third bet D and E
Alston Mrs Mary D, r 326 s Graham
Alston Rev P P, Rector St Michael's Church, r 326 s Graham
Anderson Adam, laborer, r 404 n' C
Anderson John, section hand R & D R R, r 408 s Johnston
Anderson John, laborer, r 404 w Fifth
Anderson Margaret, cook W Badger, r 18 w Seventh
Anderson Mary, cook Dr E Nye Hutchison, r 402 w Twelfth
Anderson Violet, washerwoman, r 404 n C
Andrews Minerva, r 400 w Sixth
Andrews Phcebe, cook J H Henderson, r 511 Poplar
Ardrey Eliza, cook, r rear 413 n College
Ardrey Henry, laborer, r rear 413 n College
Ardrey Lucinda, washerwoman, r rear 310 w Morehead
Ardrey Phcebe, r 501 n Myers
Armistead Maria, washerwoman, r 401 s College
Armstrong George, porter R Arndt, r 209 w Second
Armstrong Henry painter, r 218 e Old Boundary nr s E
Armstrong Jennie, r 218 e Old Boundary near s E
Arthur Duncan, wks city Rock Quarry, r near Fair Grounds
Arthur Mrs Ella, r w side s Tryon, nr Fair Ground
Asbury Junius, waiter, r 714 n E
ERTTVflI?n UflTVT Solicits the patronage of old and new guests—
DOiUIiU nUliviVi guaranteeing absolute satisfaction to all.
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Asbury Lizzie, washerwoman, r Biddleville
Asbury Jerry, waiter Gresham's Eating House, r Biddleville
Austin Nelson, R R hand, r 508 e Second
Austin Presanda, r 508 e Second
Avery Emma, washerwoman, r 801 s Church,
Avery John, porter, r s end s Church
Avery Lizzie, washerwoman, r 30S w Morehead
Avery Mary, cook, r s end s Church
BAKER HATTIE, cook, r 303 w Second
Baker John, wks Central Hotel, r 211 s Mint
Baker Lucy, cook, r 211 s Mint
Bangle Hattie, laundress, r 207 s PoDlar
Bangle Sarah, laundress, r 207 s Poplar
Banks Louisa, laundress, r 211 e Third
Banks Ellen, r 408 e Stonewall
Banks Delaware, r 408 e Stonewall
Banks Susan, cook, r 428 s Mint
Banner Lewis, laborer Cotton Mills, r 213 w Morehead
Banner Susan, cook, r 213 w Morehead
Barber Annie, laundress, r 408 s Graham
Barber Cecelia, laundress, r 815 e Fifth
Barber Charlotte, laundress, r 210 w Third
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Charlotte, N. C.
Druggists.
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Barber Hattie, r 507 s D
Barber Henry, laborer, r 815 e Fifth
Barber Iola, laundress, r 208 w Fourth
Barber James, coachman, r 210 w Third
Barber John, coachman, r 210 w Third
Barber Martha Jane, laundress, r 208 w Fourth
Barber Martha, laundress, r 208 w Fourth
Barber Robert, wks candy factory, r 208 w Fourth
Barber Robert, r 507 s D
Barbpr Tilman, laborer, r 208 vv Fourth
Barber Wm, wks Oliver Oil Co, r 408 n Graham
Barkster, barber at Central Hotel, r 206 w Fourth
Barnes Eliza, laundress, r 415 vv Sixth
Barnes Matilda, cook, r 415 w Sixth
Barnes Nathan, butler, r 415 w Sixth
Barnett Green, gardener, r 704 e Fourth
Barnett Margaret, laundress, r 704 e Fourth
Barnwell Dora, nurse, r 709 s Graham
Barrett Frank, laborer, r 907 n College
Barrett Rose, cook, r 907 n College
Barrett Sallie, cook, r s end Church
Barringer Charles, drayman J L Davis & Son, r Greenville
Barringer Charley, drayman, r n Graham extension
The D. A. Tompkins Company do all kinds of Steam
Heating.
Barringer Cornelia, cook, rn Graham extension
Barringer Dinah, cook, r n Graham extension
Barringer Hattie, r 302 s E
Barringer James, laborer, r n Graham extension
Barringer Mary, nurse, r n Graham extension
Barringer Marv, chambermaid Col R M Oates, r Biddleville
Bates Jacob, coachman, r 506 s Tryon
Beard Charlotte, r 210 w Tenth
Beard Geo, laborer, r 410 n A
Beard Mary, cook, i - 4io n A
Beard Robert, laborer, r 215 s B
Bearden Mrs R C, r 401 s Graham
Beaton Katie, laundress, r 306 w First
Beattie Francis, r 312 s C
Beattie Samuel, wks Oil Mill, r 312 s C
Beattie William, laborer, r 312 s C
Beatty Diana, r Biddleville
Beatty Rena, laundress, r 40S s Johnston
Bell Cora, r 400 s Myers
Bell Esther, r Biddleville
Bell Freeman, porter Wilson Drug Co, r 400 s Myers
Bell Jane, laundress, r rear 13 Middle
Bell Mag, laundress, r 303 w Second
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Bell Robert, farmer, r Biddleville
Bell Sallie, r 400 s Myers
Bell Scott, laborer, r 13 Middle
Bell Viny, laundress, r graded school grounds
Bell Walter, porter Wilson Drug Co, r 400 s Myers
Benton Annie, laundress, r 31 1 n C
Benton J C, laborer, r 311 n C
Bergen Bella, r Biddleville
Bergen John, butcher, r Biddleville
Berry Hettie, cook, r Wadsworth's alley
Berry James, wks cotton compress, r e Third nr R & D R R
Berry Sallie, seamstress, r e Third nr R & D R R
Bethel Julia, r 622 s Church
Bethel Sarah, seamstress, 622 s Church
Bird Henry, r 509 e First
Biggers Dave, drayman, 1-217 n C
Bergen John M, r Biddleville
Bergen Julia, house girl, r Biddleville
Bergen Sylva, cook, r Biddleville
Biggers Sallie, laundress, r 217 n C
Black Amelia, laundress, r Summerville's Row
Black Cobb, butler Col Wm Johnston, r Greenville
Black Lettie, r Greenville
TUC D Cn nn UDTCI CHARLOTTE, N. C. Conrad Lipscomb, Chief Clerk,
Int DUlUnU MUILLi ion % connected -with the Hotels of Charlotte, gives
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to call upon him, guaranteeing them liberal and satisfactory treatment.
Black Phillip, laborer, r Summerville's Row
Blackburn Sallie, cook, r 313 n College
Blackwell Eliza, laundress, r 202 vv Morehead
Blackwell Hiram, wks E H DeC.imp, r 202 w Morehead
Blackwood Ella, cook, r 716 s Poplar
Blackwood George, whitewasher, r 410 e First
Blackwood Henry, laborer, r 219 w Morehead
Blackwood Jane, laundress, r 410 e First
Blake Phyllis, laundress, r so suburbs
Blakeny Artig, r 510 e First
Blakenev Berry, wks Express office, r 5ioe First
Blakely Mary, cook, r 216 s Johnston
Blair Eliza, laundress, r rear 11 Middle
Bland Clarice, cook, r 206 w Fifth
Bland Henry, wks Oil Mil;, r Biddleville
Bland Mary, housegirl, r 206 w Pifch
Bland Minnie, r Biddleville
Boatwright Mary, chambermaid, r 806 e Seventh
Bogan Ada, housegirl, r Biddleville
Bogan Mary, nurse, r Biddleville
Bogan Stephen, carpenter, r Biddleville
Boger Emma, r 310 w Morehead
Bofrer Jennie, cook, r 514 e Sixih
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Bonner Fanny C, laundress, r 612 e Eighth
Bonner George, laborer R & D R R, r 505 w Second
Bonner Mary, cook, r 12 w Sixth
Bonner Susan, r 505 w Second
Booker Thomas, butler R M Oates, r 501 n Tryon
Boulware Henry S, carpenter, r 226 e Old Boundary
Boulware Mary, r 226 e Old Boundery
Boulwer Louisa, r 613 e Stonewall
Bowler Alice, r 613 e Tenth
Bowler John, wks R & D R R, r 613 e Tenth
Bowman Judy, cook, 610 e Fourth
Boyd Amanda, r 16 Wadkin's Row
Boyd Larkin, laborer, r S06 n Graham
Boyd Moses, marble rubber, r 515 e Third
Boyden Nat, coachman, r rear 209 n D
Boyden Sallie, cook, r rear 209 n D
Boyte Emmeline, nurse, r 11 w Eighth
Bradley Christiana, r 506 n Smith
Bradley Simpson, keeper Pinewood Cemetery, r 506 n Smith
Bradshaw Dinah, r Biddleville
Bradshaw Mary, r R & D R R, bet Third and Fourth
Bradshaw Thomas, r R & D R R, bet Third and Fourth
Bradshaw William, blacksmith, r Biddleville
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Hill Auto-
matic Sprinkler in the South.
Bratton Andrew, laborer, rS Edwards' row
Bratton Clayburn, r 200 e Old Boundary
Bratton Frances, laundress, r 8 Edwards's Row
Bratton Sylva, r 200 e Old Boundary
Brawley Mollie, r C, C & A R R, bet Poplar and Mint
Bray Alice, 608 w Hill
Bray Sydney, laborer, r 608 w Hill
Brem Philip, drayman, r 12 Summerville's Row
Brem Sallie, laundress, r 12 Summerville's Row
Brevard Emma, laundress, r 524 s Mint
Brittain Susan, laundress, r w Third
Bronson Charlotte, cook, r 404 e Fifth
Brooks H B, waiter Buford Hotel, r 809 s Church
Brooks Millie E, laundress, r S09 s Church
Broom Joe, laborer, r 714 e Seventh
Broom Hannett, laundress, r 714 e Seventh
Brown Amanda, nurse, r 405 s Graham
Brown Amanda, r Biddleville
Brown Amanda, cook, r 506 s Trvon
Brown Anna, chambermaid A Burwell, r 705 n Tryon
Brown Armstead, tanner, r Biddleville
Brown Bedford, gardener, r 401 s C
Brown Catherine, r 412 s Church
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Brown Calvin, wks M I Wks, r Biddleville
Brown Ella, r Biddleville
Brown Cora L, r 207 w Third
Brown Cornelia, cook, rSi2 w Trade
Brown Eliza, r 505 w Hill
Brown Elvira, laborer, r 14 Middle
Brown Gertrude, r s end s Tryon
Brown Grace, cook, r s end s Tryon
Brown Harriet, laundress, r 210 n College
Brown Harriet, cook, r Greenville
Brown Isaiah, porter R Arndt, r 305 s Graham
Brown J, r 514 e First
Brown James, brickmason, r 412 s Church
Brown Jane, laundress, r n Church
Brown John, drayman, r 505 w Hill
Brown John, blacksmith, bds n Tryon
Brown John, waiter R R eating house, r 313 s Graham
Brown John, brakeman C C R R, r n Church
Brown John, carpenter, r 412 s Church
Brown Julius, laborer, r 412 s Church
Brown J W, r 207 w Third
Brown Lena, cook, r 602 n Church
Brown Lewis, drayman, r Greenville
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Brown Lizzie, cook, r 715 s Poplar
Brown Marinda, r 410 s E
BrownjMartha, cook, r rear 817 s Tryon
Brown Mary, laundress, r 412 s Church
Brown Mary, laundress, r n Church
Brown Mary, housegirl, r 206 w Third
Brown Mary, laundress, 1*715 s Poplar
Brown Melinda, laundress, r 212 s Poplar
Brown Nanny, r 716 e Second
Brown Rena, r Lomax's Row
Brown Rena, r 511 s E
Brown Rcse, laundress, r 305 s Graham
Brown Sallie, 401 s C
Brown Sallie, laundress, r 212 s Poplar
Brown Sam, miner, r 14 Middle
Brown Thomas, farmer, 1 715 s Poplar
Brown Tillie, nurse, r s College
Brown Wallace, wks J W Wadsworth's stable, r 210 n College
Brown Wm, porter, J H Van Ness, r Lomax Row
Brown Wiiliam, r 29 Watkins Row between e First and Second
Brown William, wks Van Ness, r 511 s E
Bryan Miss Mamie, r 816 s Graham
Brvant Davie, r 816 n Graham
J.N.McCausland
Slate Roofing done in city or country.
5 209 South Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C.
R, T. BEGK & GO.
Fine Perfumery, Soaps, Sponges
and Brushes. charlotte, n. c.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — COLORED.
Bryant Mrs Harriet, washerwoman, r 324 s Graham
Bryant Stephen, tinner R Moore, r 324 s Graham
Bryce Emeline, r 604 e Second
Bryce Daniel, laborer, r 202 s E
Bryce Laura, r 202 s E
Bryce Mrs Octavia, laborer, r 9 middle st, bet Tryon and Church
Bryce Willis, carpet layer, r 9 Middle st, bet Tryon and Church
Bryce Winnie, r 304 s E
Burch Charlotte, cook, r 806 e Seventh
Burgins Maggie, chambermaid Shannon House
Burket Amelia, washerwoman, r 713 c Stonewall
Burket Henry, shoemaker, r 713 e Stonewall
Burkhead Josie, washerwoman, r 920 e Pifth
Burns Martha I, r 407 e Boundary bet Stonewall & Hill
Burton Adolphus, wks Dr McAden, r nr 606 n Tryon
Burton Mrs Bessie, cook, r Prather's Row n end Poplar
Burton Mrs Esther, cook, r 804 s Tryon
Burton Mrs Fanny, washerwoman, r S08 e Fifth
Burton Frank, laborer, r 808 e Filth
Burton George, laborer, r Prathers Row n end Poplar
Burton Mrs Gertrude, r n end n Tryon
Burton James, fireman C C R R, r n end n Tryon
Burton Lilly, house girl, r Millers Alley
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control the Harris-
Corliss Engine in the South.
Burton Lucy, washerwoman, r Prathers Row n end Poplar
Burton Malinda, cook T S Brown, 402 e Trade
Burton Melinda, cook, r 412 n C
Burton Rachel, cook, Miller's Alley
Burton William, laborer, r Prather Row n end Poplar
Butler Augustus, brickmason, r Biddleville
Butler Mrs Clarissa, washerwoman, r 815 s Mint
Butler Mrs Clementina, dressmaker, 308 n C
Butler E W, barber Buford House, r 308 n C
Butler Eliza, seamstress, r 208 s Graham
Butler Hazel, brickmason, r Biddleville
Butler Joseph, brickmason and plasterer, r Biddleville
Butler Nanny, r Biddleville
Butler Mary, cook, r 405 s Church
Butler Pelham, porter So Ex Co, r 208 s Graham
Butler Vine, laborer R & D R R, r 815 s Mint
Byers Carrie, nurse, r 209 n D
Byers Frank, carpenter, r southern end Church
Byers Hattie, nurse, r 412 s Tryon
Byers Isaac, laborer, r w side R & D R R, bet 8 and Ninth
Byers John, laborer, r 209 n D
Byers Louisa, cook R Moore, r 315 w Tenth
Byers Milly, washerwoman, r R & D R R bet 8th and Ninth
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Byers Pink, wks Smith & Durham, r 227 s C
Bynum Annie, cook, 301 n Myers
CALDWELD ABRAM, laborer, r Southern Suburbs
Caldwell Alex, brakeman R & D R R, r 711 w Hill
Caldwell Amanda, cook Capt Wm Clarkson, r iS w Fifth
Caldwell Charles, r 606 e Fourth
Caldwell Cornelius, butlei, r 311 n Church
Caldwell Dinah, cook Mrs W. J F Liddell's, r 606 e Fourth
Caldwell Elam, laborer, r 509 e Sixth
Caldwell Emma, teacher, r 512 n Myers
Caldwell George, laborer, r rear of 303 w Second
Caldwell Georgie, washerwoman, r nr Standard Oil Works
Caldwell Harvey, hostler, r 25 e Fifth
Caldwell Hattie, washerwoman, r 606 s Johnson (Butts Alley)
Caldwell Henry, farmer, r Lenox Row, rear w Hill
Caldwell Henry, plasterer, r Lenox Alley, rear 416 w Hill
Caldwell Jane, laborer, r southern suburbs, nr Rudisill Mine
Caldwell Jasper, laborer, r 416 w Hill
Caldwell John, wks Central Hotel, r 22 s Poplar
Caldwell Juiia, housegirl, r 413 w Trade
Caldwell Kate, washerwoman, r 613 e First
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Is noted for the excellence of all that tends to
contribute to the comfort of its guests. Terms:
"!2. to $8,50 per day. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
GEORGE W. KITTELLE, Lessee and Prop'r.
Caldwell Sila, wks Dr O'Donoghue, r 400 e Trade
Caldwell Lizzie, cook, r 509 e Sixth
Caldwell Louis, laborer, r 901 s Church
Caldwell Lula, r 25 e Fifth
Caldwell May, nurse, r Biddleville
Caldwell Martha, cook, r 413 w Trade
Caldwell Mary, washerwoman, r 711 w Hill
Caldwell Mary, chambermaid at Buford Hotel, r 22 s Poplar
Caldwell Mary, r Southern Suburbs, nr Rudisill Mine
Caldwell Millie, washerwoman, r Lenox Row
Caldwell Nelson, well digger, r 606 s Johnston (Butts Alley)
Caldwell Sallie, cook Mrs J L Chambers, r 800 e Trade
Caldwell Sallie, r 901 s C
Caldwell Saml J, farmer, 512 n Myers
Caldwell Thomas, miner, r nr Standard Oil Works
Caldwell Tilly,' cook D P Hutchison, r 603 n Tryon
Caldwell Wm, wks Elliott & Marsh, r 407 n D
Calhoun Laura, nurse J F Orr, r 506 e Trade
Campbell Anna, washerwoman, r 418 s Graham
Campbell James, farmer, r 418 s Graham
Campbell Henry, wks C S Railway Co, r Seversville
Campbell Jane, r 413 e Hill
Campbell John, drayman, r 305 w Trade
work for the People's Interest
in Maintaining LOW PRICES
Paints, Oils.
R. T. BECK & CO.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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Campbell Minerva, cook, r 305 vv Trade
Cansler Anna, cook, r 213 w Second
Cansler Annie, cook, r 311 n Fifth
Cansler Augustus, waiter Central Hotel, r 600 n Poplar
Canada)' Hattie, cook, r Alley nr Central Hotel
Cansler Henry, laborer, r 213 w Second
Cansler Isaac, laborer, r 213 w Second
Cansler Margaiet, r 213 w Second
Cansler Mary, cook J F Smith, r 600 n Poplar
Canty F C, barber Central Hotel, r 500 e Seventh
Canty Chaney. r 500 e Seventh
Canty Ella, teacher, r 500 e Seventh
Canty Rebecca, teacher, r 500 e Seventh
Cansler Rufus, butler r 213 w Second
Cansler Rufus, drayman 409 e Old Boundary
Cardvvell Martha, 507 e Seventh
Cardwell Hunter, carriage maker, r 507 e Seventh
Caroline Peter, wks R & D R R, r 823 s Mint
Caroline Mrs Adeline, cook, r 823 s Mint
Carothers Nancy, r 926 e Fifth
Carpenter A T, r Biddeville
Carpenter Lavvson, carpenter, r Biddleville
Carpenter Rocksv. r Biddleville
The D. A. 'Tompkins Company Install all kinds of
Electric Light Plants.
Carpenter Winnie, r Biddleville
Carr Abner, wks A B Davidson, r rear 303 s Tryon
Carr Junius, drayman, r 302 e Eighth
Carr Maria, r 5 Wadkins Row bet e First and Second
Carr Nina, r 14 w Hill
Carr Thomas, r 5 Wadkins Row bet e First and Second
Carson Allen, laborer, r 205 w First
Carson Cynthia, cook, r 502 s Tryon
Carson Dorcas, r 405 w First rear 426 s Mint
Carson Fanny, r e Third bet D ec £
Carson J, wks A C Summerville, r e Third bet D & E
Carson fane, r 205 w Second
Carson John, r 30S s E
Carson Lou, cook S E Todd, r 406 n Church
Carson Lucinda, r 721 s Church
Carson Martha, r 30S s E
Carson William, plasterer, r 30S s E
Carter Annie, r 422 s Graham
Carter Fanny, cook, r 204 s Mint
Carter Hattie, r n Johnston
Carter Joe, laborer, r 9 E North Boundary
Carter Joe, waiter Mrs Roessler, r 204 s Mint
Carter Joseph, farmer, r Brothers Alley, nr C C Pass Depot
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Carter Millie, Brothers Alley, nr C C Pass Depot
Carter Rena, cook, r 301 n B
Carter Sarah, laundress, r 422 s Graham
Carter W P, wks Elliott & Marsh, r n Johnston
Carthon Lizzie, laundress, r 604 s Johnston
Carson Jane, cook, r 603 e First
Caudle Ben, laborer, r 813 n C
Caudle Elmira, laundress, r 813 n C
Chalk Cora, seamstress, r 215 s Tryon
Chambers John, coachman J L Brown, r 408 e Trade
Chambers Josephine, laundress, r 806 e Fifth
Chambers Warner, wks Liddell Co, r 806 e Fifth
Chambers Wm, r 210 e Old Boundary
Chambers W M, barber, r e Stonewall
Chant Annie, cook, r 513 n College
Chappel John, waiter, r Greenville
Charles Dolly, r 909 s C
Charles John Wm, wks Gas Co, r 909 s C
Charles Sarah, r 909 s C
Claiborne Phillip, plasterer, r 810 e Seventh
Clark Bessie, laundress, r 410 e Twelfth
Clark Carrie, r 603 s E
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the States. Is especially commended for the excellence of its table.
JL Terms : $2. to $2.50 Per Day. George W. Kittelle. Lessee and Prop'r.
Clark Emma, housegirl, r 217 s B
Clark Henry, laborer, r 410 e Twelfth
Clark Ida, laundress, r 15 Wadkins' Row
Clark Lila, laundress, r s Johnston
Clark Martin, wks Geo S Hall, r 603 s E
Clark Matthew, wks Geo S Hall, r 15 Wadkins'
Clark Mollie, r core Second and s B
Clark Richard, wks Dodge House, r
Clark Rufus, shoemaker 6 s Church,
Clark Samuel, r 15 Wadkins' Row
Clark Violet, r 10 s Church
Clawson Maggie, cook J H McAden, r rear 606 n Tryon
Clemens Samuel, wagoner, r Biddleville
Cochrane Geo, wks Liddell Co, r Greenville
Cochrane Lou, r Greenville
Coffee Ben, laborei, r 704 e Fifth
Coker Isabella, r 209 s Poplar
Cohens Eliza Jane, r 600 e Fourth
Cohens Rev John P, r 600 e Fourth
Cole Candis, r 709 s Graham
Cole Lucy, r 709 s Graham
Coleman Alice, r 20 s Poplar
Coleman Green, painter, r 20 s Poplar
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Money and Labor by using Fire Place Heaters. Heats five
Rooms. Satisfaction guaranteed or monev refunded.- ^
J. N. McCAUSLAND, 209 "South Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C.
R.T.Beck&Co.
Wholesale and Retail
Cor. Trade and College Sts.
Charlotte, N. C.
Druggists.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — COLORED.
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' Coleman Nancy, laborer, r 405 n Myers
Coleman Samuel, laborer, r 405 n Myers
Collett Lou, cook, r 305 w Fourth
Conn Alex, wks R & D R R, r 622 s Graham
Connor Fanny, cook, r 200 n B
Connor Henry, blacksmith, r 302 n Graham
Connor Marshall, laborer, r 200 n B
Connor Jennie, r 408 s C
Connor John, painter M J Wks, r422 vv Hill
Connor Laura, r 422 w Hill
Connor Letitia, r 609 s D
Connor Louisa, 302 n Graham
Connor Rachel, r 302 n Graham
Couser Eliza, cook, r Prather's Row
Cook John, wks city rock quarry, r 302 w Vance
Cooper Austin, porter, r 629 s Graham
Cooper Dempsey, wks Buford Hotel, r S03 s C
Cooper Elam, drayman, r 612 e First
Cooper Eliza, r 608 e Fifth
Cooper Harriet, r 16 Middle
Cooper Lizzie, cook, r 612 e First
Cooper Lydia, r 629 s Graham
Cooper Mary, r rear 208 e Eighth
The D. A. Tompkins
Contracting- Engineers, Charlotte
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Cooper Sam, wks city rock quarry, r 16 Middle
Cooper Lena, r 404 n Myers
Cope Adeline, housamaid Gen R Barringer, r 411 n Tryon
Cope John, wks Davidson & Griffin, r 211 s Poplar
Copeland Ellen, r 704 c Tenth
Copeland foe, porter, r 313 s Mint
Cornelius |ohn, porter, r 216 w Fourth
Cornwell Agnes, r 503 e Seventh
Cornwell Ben, wks Elliott & Marsh, r 503 E Seventh
Cornwell Louisa, r 503 e Seventh
Costner Elvira, r 700 e Second
Council Harriet, s end Tryon
Covington Adeline, cook, r 307 n B
Covington Mary, r 27 Wadkins' Row
Covington Mary, cook, r 507 w Hill
Covington John, laborer, r 507 w Hill
Cowans Esther, r s Johnston
Cowans fames, r Greenville
Cowans Lee, porter R & D R R, r s Johnston
Covvles Mary, r 411 e Eighth
Cowles Sydney A, coffin maker, r 41 1 e Eighth
Cowser Nora, r 209 s D
Craig Mary, r 415 w Hill
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Prices. lb VV. Trade St., Charlotte, N. C.
Beer Bottling Establishment.
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Crane Foster, brickmason, r Greenville
Crawford Ann, r 714 e Tenth
Crawford Anson, wks Elliott & Marsh, r 620 e Fourth
Crawford Charlotte, r R & D R R, nr e Third
Crawford Geo, wks M I Wks, r 707 s Poplar
Crawford Godfrey, fireman Cotton Mills, r 508 n Smith
Crawford Lewis, laborer, r 714 e Tenth
Crawford Lou, r 620 e Fourth
Crawford Mary J, cook, 50S n Smith
Crawford Rosa, rue Old Boundary
Crawford Sam, wks Elliott & Marsh, r 714 e Tenth
Crawford Sarah, r 714 e Tenth
Crawford Vinie, r 707 s Poplar
Crawford William H, painter, rue Old Boundary
Cress Becky, cook, r 402 n Myers
Cress Noah, carpenter, r 402 n Myers
Cresswell Ella, laundress, r 702 s Church
Cresswell Mary, cook, r 707 s Church
Cresswell Wm, candy maker D M Rigler, r 702 s Church
Crockett Harriet, cook, r nr Fair Grounds
Crocket Lewis, laborer, r nr Fair Grounds
Crocket William, r 504 s C
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niVDUiUliUnUlH/I/ ^^ especially are commended for the ex-
cellence of its beds and furniture. Table
Charlotte. N. C. ^z=y unsurpassed. Geo. W. Kittelle, Pkop'r.
Crosby Anna, laundress, r 423 w Third
Crosby Hester, cook, r 412 s Mint
Crosby James, wks So Ex Co, r 423 w Third
m Crosby Regina, r 412 s Mint
1 l_J Cross Absalom, tel lineman, r 911 n College
Ch Cross Sallie, cook, r 911 n College
l\-"* Culp Amanda, laundress, r 708 s Church
• Culverson Annie, r 907 n College
1— > Culverson Paul, car coupler, r 907 n College
Cummings Mary, laundress, R & D R R nr w Hill
CO Cummings Geo, R R hand, r R ct D R R nr w Hill
1 Cunningham Robert, r 404 s D
j » I Cunningham Sallie, r 404 s D
fZyzL Cunningham Susie, housegirl, r 410 e Stonewall
. Cunningham Tilly, cook, r 408 n C
1 Cunningham & Co, grocers, 228 e Trade
i."** Cunningham Bob, porter E D McGinnis, r 415 w Sixth
Cunningham John, shoemaker, r 404 s D
Cunningham Joseph, r 517-19 e Third
Cunningham Julia, r 517—19 e Third
Cunningham Lottie, cook, r rear 209 n D
Cunningham Mack, laboier, r 417 n College
Cunningham Mary, r 404 s D
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flR IIGS, CH EMICALS,^ rc a zc l § f , PATENT MEDICINE ?
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GENERAL DIRECTORY— COLORED.
Cunningham Minnie, nurse, r 408 n C
DAMMONDS BERRY, drayman, r 700 s Graham
Dammonds Cora, laundress, r 700 s Graham
Dammonds Hattie, laundress, r 613 s Poplar
Dammonds Mary, r 700 s Graham
Dammonds Mary, nurse, r 501 n Myers
Dancy Cottie, teacher, r 326 s Graham
Daniel Dolph, laborer, r 22 Middle
Daniel James K, porter J W Fetzer, r .805 n Tryon
Daniel Lucy, laundress, r 22 Middle
Davenport John, r e Third bet D and E
Davenport Margaret, r e Third bet D and E
Davidson Allred, dravman, r 217 w Vance
Davidson Amanda, laundress, r 201 s Church
Davidson Ann, cook A B Davidson, r rear 303 s Tryon
Davidson Annie, cook, r 15 w Morehead
Davidson Cindy, r 812 e Fifth
Davidson Cora, chambermaid, r S06 e Seventh
Davidson David, roofer, r 22 Wadkins' Row-
Davidson Ed, farmer, r 308 w Morehead
Davidson Edward VV, teacher, r Biddleville
Davidson Frank, drayman, r rear 416 w Hill
The D. A . Tompkins Company Control Smith & Vaile
Oil Machinery in the South.
Davidson Graham, laborer, r Greenville
Davidson Henry, porter S Wittkovvsky, r Biddleville
Davidson Horace, laborer, r n Graham
Davidson John C, tinsmith, r 219 e Trade
Davidson Lula, laundress, r 509 e Seventh
Davidson Lucy, seamstress, r 12 Summerville's Row
Davidson Maggie A, r Biddleville
Davidson Maggie, laundress, r 712 e Tenth
Davidson Margaret, r Greenville
Davidson Maria, laundress, r 407 e Third
Davidson Maria, r 500 w Trade
Davidson Mark, laborer, r 509 e Seventh
Davidson Mary, laundress, r rear 416 w Hill
Davidson Mary, r 312 w Morehead
Davidson Mary, r 818 n Church
Davidson Mary, r 407 e Third
Davidson Moselle, r Biddleville
Davidson Nancy, r rear 305 w Trade
Davidson Phillip, blacksmith, r e Third bet D & E
Davidson Prince, r 407 e Third
Davidson Rosa, r 22 Wadkins Row, bete First and Second
Davidson Sarah, r 407 e Third
Davidson Sarah, 1-772 e Tenth
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Davidson Sarah r 610 s Johnston (Butts Alley)
Davidson Sarah Ann, rue Stonewall
Davidson Thomas, wks Oil Mill, r Biddleville
Davidson White, laborer, r 812 e Fifth
Davis Alexander, porter R & D R R, r e side R & D R R
David Alfred, laborer, r 305 n C
Davis Amanda, laundress, r 307 s Graham
Davis Antony, laborer, r 511 w First
Davis Denbo, laborer, r 816 n Church
Davis Fanny, r alley nr Central Hotel
Davis Jennie, laundress, r Biddleville
Davis Jennie, laundress, r 305 n C
Davis Julia, cook, r 704 e Fifth
Davis Lizzie, housegirl, r rear 914 n Tryon
Davis Maggie, cook, r s end Tryon on Fair Grounds
Davis Mary, r 300 w First
Davis Minnie, cook, r 623 s Graham
Davis Monroe, wks Buford House, r alley nr Central Hotel
Davis Rebecca, r Biddleville
Davis Richard, laborer, r s Tryon on Fair Grounds
Davis Robert, laborer, r 623 s Graham
Davis Sallie, laundress, r 816 n Church
THE BUFORD HOTEL * s essentially adapted to the requirements of
_ _ ' traveliug- commercial men, whose patronage is
„ 4 „ . „ , n , earnestly solicited. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
le rms : g to 32.50 per day. QEORGE W. KITTELLE, Lessee and Proprietor
Davis Wm wks Charlotie Cotton Mills, r 307 s Graham
Davry Annie, laundress, r 613 e Stonewall
Dawkins Jack, farmer, r 217 w Vance
Dawkins Mamie, laundress, r 304 w Stonewall
Delaware Bessie, cook, r 721 n College
Dean Emily, laundress, r 518 e Sixth
Dean George, laborer, r 518 e Sixth
Derr Dora, cook, r4i7 n College
Derr Harvey, wks Electric Light Co, r 417 n College
Derr Mary, cook, r 415 w Trade
Dick John, laborer, r 202 w Tenth
Dimon Hicks, brickmason. r Biddleville
Dimon Mary, cook Mrs W C Maffitt, r 406 w Twelfth
Dimon Melissa, r Biddleville
Dixon Aaron, fireman M I Wks, r Greenville
Dixon Alfred, drayman E B Springs, r 300 w First
Dixon Alice, laundress, r 300 w First
Dixon Amanda, laundress, r Biddleville
Dixon Cassie, r Greenville
Dixon C E, carpenter, r Biddleville
Dixon Eliza, laundress, r 602 s Johnson (Butts Alley)
Dixon Ellen, laundress, r Biddleville
Dixon Harriet, laundress, r 602 s Johnson (Butts Alley)
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GENERAL DIRECTORY — COLORED.
Dixon Joseph, brickmason, r Greenville
Dixon Lewis, cook Central Hotel, r 402 e Stonewall
Dixon Mittie, r Greenville
Dixon Nancy, r 711 e Stonewall
Dixon Roxanna, r 402 e Stonewall
Dixon Sydney, wks H Baruch, r 402 e Stonewall
Dobbins Jettie, cook Mrs Lancaster, r 209 n Graham
Doby Stephen, r 313 s Graham
Dockery Clark, porter T L Alexander & Co, r 700 s Graham
Donnasson Blanche, cook, r 9 Edwards Row, rear 507 w Hill
Donnasson Ephraim, drayman, r 9 Edwards Row rear 507 w Hill
Donnell David, cook, r 402 w Trade
Donovan Isom, laborer, r 907 s Church
Donovan Susan, laundress, r 907 s Church
Dorkins Elbert, wks Margolius & Co, r e Old Boundary
Dougherty Amanda, laundress, r C C & A R R bet Pop & Mint
Dougherty Lula, laundress, r C C & A R R bet Poplar & Mint
Dougherty Wm, collarmaker, r C C & A R R bet Pop & Mint
Douglas Viney, nurse, r 700 e Tenth
Dunlap Augustus, blacksmith 19 n College, r 210 s Church
Dunlap Gus, laborer, r 210 w Morehead
Dunlap Matilda, laundress, r 210 w Morehead
Dunston Rocksy, r 509 e Third
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Westinghouse
Engines in the South.
Durham June, laborer, r 816 n Graham
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Eady Josephene, r 302 e Stonewall
Earle Addie, r 603 s Mint
Earle Foster, wks Cotton Compress, r 603 s Mint
Earls Marita, laundress, s College nr C C & A R R
Eccles Jonas, r 917 s C
Eccles Sarah, r 917 s Church
Eccles William, r 525 e Third
Edgerton Anna, laundress r e side R & D R R, s of Third
Edwards Aiice H, laundress, r Biddleville
Edwards Eveline, nurse, r 211 s Poplar
Edwards James, r Biddleville
Edwards fames, r cor e Second and A
Edwards Mary, cook, r 604 n Church
Elliott Amanda, laundress, r 604 s Graham
Elliott Jacob, farmer, r 406 s E
Elliott Marshall, wks R & D R R, r 640 s Graham
Elliott Sarah, r 406 s E
Ellis Allan, welldigger, r 205 n D
Ellis Arthur, welldigger, r 207 n D
Ellis Calvin, laborer, r 207 n D
Should receive your patronage when in reed of anything
in his line, for he carries the LARGEST STOCK and
gives the LOWEST PRICES IN CHARLOTTE.
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is Green, laborer, r 814 e Fifth
is Hamah, r 514 s C
is Harmon, miner, r 514 s C
is Jane, cook, r 207 n D
is Jane, cook, r 527 e Sixth
is Jennie, laundress, r southern suburbs nr Fair Ground
is Nancy, laundress, r S14 e Fifth
Primus, switch tender R&DRR, r2ie Fifth
is Sarah, laundress, r 205 n D
is Tom, butler, r 514 e Sixth
is VVm, drayman, r 25 e Fifth
ison Wm, porter John Vanlandingham
O^ Emmons James, wks R & D R R, r 415 s Mint
C/3 Emmons Lucinda, laundress, r 415 s Mint
0-> Erwin Cynthey, laundress, r 704 n E
« Etheridge Cary, wks R & D R R, r Biddleville
© Etheridge Mary, laundress, r Biddleville
' Etheridge Rena, r Biddleville
<U rJ Evans A B, laborer, r 615 n Myers
Jf . Evans Cynthy, r 615 n Myers
(J5 Q£ Evans Delia, r 631 s Graham
„ ^ /T\UP RTTFIVPT1 IlflTVT Is Personally conducted by the undersigned
•5.5 lilu DUiuIvU UUiLiu, Lessee and Proprietor. Formerly proprietor
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JJ <J Evans Hilhard, waiter Central Hotel, r 631 s Graham
s- -q Everhart Lucinda, r 7 e Old Boundary
rj C Eves Annie, r 506 e Eighth
Eves Peter, laborer, 506 e Eighth
j/2~ Eves Nancy, r 506 e Eighth
^~~| Enines George, farmer, r 419 n D
;•■— •] Enines Mary, r 419 n D
T^ r "OAGGART ALFRED, carpenter, r 204 w First
(— I \P Faggart Eliza, r 204 w First
• t— 1 Fair Rachel, cook, r 501 w Fourth
j — ! Falls Ellen, cook, r 210 e Eighth
•■<— 1 Farrow Alice, nurse, r 310 w Morehead
G Farrow Andrew, porter, \ 15 e Fifth
1^1 Farrow Caroline, launsdres, r 15 e Fifth
qj Farrow Taylor, laborer, r 15 e Fifth
-4— } Featherstone Ivy, r 611 s Mint
Featherstone Lucy, laundress, r Soi s Church
Featherstone Sydney, wks Olive Oil Co, r 611 s Mint
Ferguson Emeline, cook, r rear 305 w Trade
Fesperman Johnston, laborer, r 409 w Tenth
Fesperman Mollie, cook J D Pettus, r 704 w Trade
Fewell Emanuel, laborer, r5ii w Hill
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CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Glass, Putty.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — COLORED.
Fewell Sarah, r 51 1 w Hill
Fishman Forteur, wks Liddell Co, r 209 e Old Boundary nr s E
Flake John, laborer; r 500 e Eighth
Flake Maggie, r 500 e Eighth
Ford Alice, cook e Heath, r 411 e Bound bet Stonewal & Hill
Ford Baxter, r 226 e Old Boundary nr s Myers
Ford Carrie, laundress, r 405 e Eighth
Ford Ella, laundress, r 315 n C
Ford Isom, laborer, r 315 n C
Foreman Lou. laundress, r 10 s Church
Foreman Samuel, laborer, r 10 s Church
Forney Lucy, r 513 s C
Foster Emma, laundress, r 412 w Hill
Foster Harriet, laundress, r Biddleville
Foster Joseph, brickmason, r4i2 w Hill
Foster Katy, r 704 s Church
Foster Sallie, r 412 w Hill
Foster Wm, plasterer, r 412 w Hill
Foster Wm, Foster & Jones 207-209 w Vance, r 704 s Church
Foster Wm, wks Oil Mills, r Biddleville
Foster & Jones, blacksmiths & carriage repair 207-209 w Vance
Fowlkes Martha, dressmaker, r 205 w Third
Fowlkes Pascal, headwaiter Butord Hotel, r 205 vv Third
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Westinghouse
Electric Lights in the South.
Fox Caroline, r 409 e Stonewall
Fox Dulcina. r 726 e Second
Fox Ida, r 709 s Church
Fox James, wks C C R R, r 709 s Church
Fox James, wks Chronicle office, r 409 e Stonewall
Fox John, wks city quarry, r 417 e Hill
Fox Julia, r 417 e Hill
Fox Lawson, r 417 e Hill
Fox Richard, r 726 e Second
Fox Wiliiam, r 409 e Stonewall
Fox Wm, wks Elliott & Marsh, r nr Fair Grounds
Foy Mary, nurse, r 501 n Myers
Foy Thomas, laborer, r 314 e Boundary
Foy Thomas, drayman Long Bros, r nr Pair Grounds
Franklin James, r 20S s E
Franklin Martha, r 208 s E
Franklin Mary, laundress, r 519 e Sixth
Franklin Polly, r 206 s E
Franklin Wm H, laborer, r 206 s E
Frazier S F, student, r Biddleville
Freeman Joseph J, wks B Nichols, r 614 s E
Freeman Lucinda, r 310 s C
Freeman Sarah, r 614 s E
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French Elizabeth, r Biddleville
French Henry, wks C C R R, r Biddleville
French Leu'is, pedler, r rear 805 s C
French Mary, laundress, r 13 w Morehead
French Matilda, laundress, r Old Boundary
French Noah, coachman, r 13 w Morehead
French Strawther S, cook, r Old Boundary
Friday Lucy F, r 805 s C
Fullenvvider Isom, drayman, r vv Sixth
Fullenwider Susan, cook, r w Sixth
Fulmore Alex, laborer, r s Johnston ■
Fulsom Ai.nie A, r 609 s D
Fulsom Henry, drayman, r 609 s D
Fulton Hannah, laundress, r 509 w Second
Fulton Nelson, laborer R & R R, r 509 vv Second
Funderburg Annie, cook, r6oo e Seventh
Funderburg Laura, r 608 e Fifth
Funderburg Lewis, carpenter, r 600 e Seventh
Funderburg Lottie, r 313 w Stonewall
GAFFNEY EMMA, r s end Church
Gaflney George, miner, r 606 vv Hill
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Gaffney Giles, shoemaker, r nr Rudisill Mine
Gaffney Julia, laundress, r 606 s Johnston
Gaffney Laura, laundress, r 606 w Hill
Gaffney Marcellus, shoemaker 5 s Church, r 300 vv Third
Gaffney Mitchell, shoemaker, r s end Church
Gaffney Mary, nurse, r 300 s Johnston
Gaffney Nancy, laundress, r nr Rudisill Mine
Gaskill Anna E, r 503 e Third
Gaskill Rev James T, r 503 e Third
Gaston Sallie, cook, r Greenville
Gibson Andrew, wks Central Hotel, r 701 s B
Gibson Barton, laborer, r rear 19 e Fifth
Gibson Carolina, laundress, r Prather's Row
Gibson Ellen, r 701 s B
Gibson Emma, r 622 s Graham
Gibson Ida, laundress, r 719 s Church
Gibson John, floor boy (hotel), r 719 s Church
Gibson Leiitia, cook, r rear 19 e Fifth
Gibson Nancy, cook C M Ethridge, r 710 vv Trade
Gibson Rosa, laundress, r Prather's Row
Gibson Sarah, r 411 e Second
Gibson Tirzy, r 210 n College
Gierce Mrs Jane, laundress, r s Cedar
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GENERAL DIRECTORY — COLORED.
Gillespie Cooley, cook, r 707 e Seventh
Gillespie Frances, laundress, r 202 n B
Gillespie Jennie, laundress, r 920 e Fifth
Gillespie Harriet, r 707 e Seventh
Gillespie Hoke, laborer, r 202 n B
Gilmer Sallie, laundress, r s end Church
Gilmore J, laborer, r rear 613 w Eighth
Gilmore Ann laundress, r rear 613 w Eighth
Gilmore Nannie, laundress, r 305 w Trade
Gladden Henry, laborer, r 307 s C
Gladden Lewis, drayman, r 612 s Church
Gladden Maria, r 307 s C
Gladden Rebecca, cook, r 613 n Myers
Gladden Sarah, laundress, r 612 s Church
Glaspy Rachael, laundress, r 203 e Third
Glenn David, porter Gen R Barringer, r 411 n Tryon
Glenn Mag, r 508 n College
Glenn Mary, cook, r 215 s B
Glover Fanny, cook, r 305 vv Trade
Glover Lewis, porter Racket Store, r 305 w Trade
Glover Nancy, laundress, r 712 w Hill
Glover Romeo, laborer, r 712 w Hill
Goins Hester, cook A Hutchison, r 407 n Smith
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Westinghouse
Engines in the South.
Goode J M, boarding house, r 24 w Fourth
Goode Susan, r 24 w Fourth
Goodwin Emma, r 2CO s E
Goodwin Ida, laundress, r nr Fair Grounds
Goodwin Moses, r 304 s E
Gordon Clarence, barber, r3i7 s Graham
Gordon Fanny, r 317 s Graham
Gordon J W, barber 4 e Trade, r 317 s Graham
Gordon Mag, laundress, r 505 w Trade
Gorrill Wm, laborer, r 202 vv Tenth
Gosprey Annie, r nr Rudisill Mine
Gosprey Elizabeth, r 401 s Graham
Gosprey James, laborer, r nr Rudisill Mine
Gough E H, shoemaker 231 vv Trade, r country
Graham Blanche, r 403 n Myers
Graham Cora, r 13 Wadkins Row
Graham Frank, farmer, r 513 s C
Graham John, butcher, r 922 e Fifth
Graham Laura, r Millers Alley
Graham Lilly, r 314 vv Hill
Graham Margaraet, laundress, r 922 e Fifth
Graham Mary, r Millers Alley
Graham Millie, r 513 s C
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Graham Sallie, nurse, r 507 w Trade
Graham Wm, waiter Central Hotel, r 514 w Hill
Graham Wm, drayman, r 922 e Filth
Graham Wm, butcher, r 405 n Myers
Grant Cely, laundress, r 809 s Church
Grant Lottie, r 210 s E
Graves Abram, butler Mrs R Y McAden, r 216 s Johnston
Graves Rosa, laundress, r Biddleville
Gray Albert, wks J N McCausland, r 409 e Second
Gray Caroline, cook EKP Osborne, r 311 n Graham
Gray Geo, laborer, r nr Fair Grounds
Gray Ida, r 511 s B
Gray Mary, r 409 e Second
Gray Nellie, laundress, r nr Fair Grounds
Gray Robert, wks M I Wks, r 511 s B
Gray William, tinner, r 416 e Stonewall
Green Ann, laundress, r 505 e Sixth
Green Eliza, house cleaner, r 707 e Seventh
Green Rosa, cook, r 505 e Sixth
Green Wm, laborer, r 505 e Sixth
Gribble Alt, drayman, r 516 e Sixth
Gribble Hattie, laundress, r 516 e Sixth
THE BUFORD HOTEL.
I of leading- and well known Southern and Northern
A Resort Hotels. GEORGE W. KITTELLE
Is personally conducted by the undersigned
Lessee and Proprietor. Formerly proprietor
GHARLOTTE.N.G.
Grier Alice, laundress, r 711 s Mint
Grier Alice, laundress, r 924 e Fifth
Grier Alfred, laborer, r 209 w Morehead
Grier Amelia, cook, r 408 s Tryon
Grier Carrie, r 417 w Third
Grier Charles, wks J M Sims, r 603 s E
Grier Charles, wks Y M C A, r 222 e Old Boundary
Grier Columbus, waiter Central Hotel, r 315 w Stonewall
Grier Delia, r 209 w Morehead
Grier Demetria W, r 222 e Old Boundary
Grier Edmond, cook, r 309 s Mint
Grier E J, cook, r 7 s Church
Grier Eliza, r 313 w Stonewall
Grier Emma, laundress, r 510 w Hill
Grier Fanny, housegirl, r e Second and B
Grier Grandison, laborer, r 408 w Sixth
Grier G W, laborer, r 7 s Church
Grier Henry, laborer, r 603 s E
Grier James, laborer, r 10 s Church
Grier Joe, shoemaker 231 w Trade, r7ii s Mint
Grier John, drayman, rear 504 e First
Grier Laura, laundress, r6oS e Fifth
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Grier Lydia, laundress, r eside R & D R R, nr Third
Grier Minnie, laundress, r 402 w Sixth
Grier Nora, cook, r 603 s E
G'ier Pink, laborer, r 924 e Fifth
Grier Robert, laborer R & D R R, r 510 w Hill
Grier Sarah Ann, r 222 e Old Boundary
Grier Susan, cook, r 10 s Church
Grier Susan, laundress, r 302 e Eighth
Grier Thomas, cotton marker, r 417 w Third
Grier Wallace, hostler, r 608 e Fifth
Grier Wheeler, porter C C Mfg Co, bds 208 e Eighth
Griffith Wm, vvks Lewis Perry, r 29 w Fourth
Gross Turner, wks R & D R R, r Biddleville
Gunnings Daniel, laborer, r 725 s Poplar
Gunnings Ephraim, laborer, r southern sub nr Rudisill Mine
Gunnings Fanny, labrrer, r southern suburbs nr Rudisil
Mine
Gunnings Jennnie, r 725 s Poplar
Gunnings Wm. laborer, r southern suburbs nr Rudisill Mine
Gw\ nn Mary Ann, cook, r bet A T & O and R & D R R
Gwynn Fanny, cook, r 304 w First
Gwynn Jacob, wks Oil Mill, r bet AT&QandR&DRR
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HADEN DAVID, laborer, r 207 w First
Haden Emma, r 207 w First
Haden Isaac, porter W F Buchanan, r e Trade
Hagler Alice, r 412 s C
Hagler Anthony, r 605 e First
Hagler James, butcher, 243 e Trade, r 515 e First
Hagler Maria, r 515 e First
Hagler Mary Jane, r 605 e First
Hagler Marcellus, wks Oil Mill. r4i2 s C
Haines Mattie, r 402 e Second
Haines Nelson, r 405 e Second
Hairston Esther A, r Biddleville
Hairston Rev W M, r Biddleville
Hall Alexander, porter Buford House, r n Graham extension
Hall Alfred, r 61S e Second
Hall Flora, r n Graham extention
Hall James, waiter, J B Shannonhou.se, bds 24 w Fourth
Hall Lelitia, r 21 s Poplar
Hall Lucy, 1 618 e Second
Hall Maggie, laundress, r 415 w Sixth
Hall Sallie, teacher, r 301 s D
Hall Thomas, laborer, r Wilders Alley, rear 208-10 e Eighth
Hall Winnie, cook, r 713 e Fourth
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G, YALER & GO.
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Charlotte, N. C.
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Hamilton Fanny, r n side C C R R
Hamilton Gus, laborer, Elmwood Cemetery, r n side C C R R
Hampton David, r 604 e Second
Hampton Jane, r 604 e Second
Hancock Mary, housegirl, r 506 s Tryon
Hardin Celia, cook, r n A bet 9th and Eleventh
Hardy Eliza, r 505 w First
Hardy Shadrach, laborer, r 505 w First
Hargrave Margaret, r Biddleville
Hargrave S J, r Biddleville
Harrington Fanny, cook, r 406 n Myers
Harrington Tom, laborer, r 406 n Myers
Harris Adey, laborer, r Prathers Row n end Poplar
Harris Alex, drayman, r 207 w Palmer
Harris Alfred, blacksmith 904 s Tryon, r 902 s Tryon
Harris Alice, r e Third bet D & E
Harris Amanda, laundress, r 16 w Hill
Harris Amy, r 902 s Tryon
Harris Anderson, wks C C & A R R, r 816 s A
Harris Annie, r Biddleville
Harris Austin, miner, r St Catherine Mine
Harris Baltimore, laborer, r 901 s Church
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s Benjamin, wks City Rock Quarry, r 225 w Vance
s Bettie, cook, r 511 B
s Celia, r 318 e Boundary, bet Stonewall and Hill
s Charles, plasterer, r 518 e Sixth
s Clarissa, r St Catherine Mine
s Cora, cook J H Emery, r 902 vv Trade
s Emma, laundress, r 225 w Vance
s Fanny, r 411 w Sixth
s Franklin, r 816 s A
s Hannah, cook, r Biddleville
s Harriet, r 901 s Church
s Jane, laundress, r 405 e Eighth
s Jennie, r 511 s B
s John, wks Water Wks, r 31S s East Boundary
s John, porter W L Hand, r 16 w Hill
s John, r e Third bet D and E
s Joe, driver, bds 604 e Fifth
s Louisa, laundress, r nr St Catherine Mine
s Lucy, laundress, r 207 vv Palmer
s Julia, r 816 s A
s Mary, r n end Poplar
s Mary, laundress, r 306 n £)
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Chnrlotte, N. C.
Druggists.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — COLORED.
Harris R L, farmer, r Biddleville
Harris Robert, drayman r nr Rudisill Mine
Harris Rut'us, porter Dr J H McAden, r 405 e Eighth
Harris Samuel, r rear 303 w Second
Harris Sylvia, cook, r nr Rudisil: Mine
Harrison Amos, wks G S Hall, r e Second nr College
Harrison Mary, r e Second nr College
Hart Acam, butler Buford Hotel, r Biddleville
Hart Banks, r Biddleville
Hart Emma, laundress, 1-501 e Fourth
Hart Esther, cook, r 501 e Fourth
Hart Fanny, cook, r 613 n Myers
Hart Jake, chair repairer, r 521 w Hill
Hart Martha, laundress, r 521 w Hill
Hart Monroe, wks Oil Mill, r Biddleville
Hart Nicey, nurse, r 501 e Fourth
Hart Sallie, laundress, r Biddleville
Hart Susan, laundress, r s Johnston
Hart Warren, laborer, r 613 n Myers
Hart W H, blacksmith, r s Johnston
Harty Charley, wks cotton compress, r 505 e Third
Harty James, gardener, r 603 w Hill
Harty Jennie, laundress, r n Johnston
The D. A. Tompkins Company do all kinds of Steam
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Harty Laura, r 505 e Third
Harty Maria, laundress, r 603 w Hill
Harty Richard, laborer R & O Roundhouse, r n Johnston
Haskins Mary, r 304 e Stonewall
Haskins William, drayman, r 304 e Stonewall
Haughton Adelaide, r 307 s D
Haughton Rev Zach, r 307 s D
Haughton Zach jr, grocer 306 s D, r 307 s D
Hawkins Betty, r 203 s D
Hawkins Kate, laundress, r 13 c Fifth
Hawkins Patsy, r 306 w Vance
Hawkins Win, drayman C Valer & Co, r 306 w Vance
Hawshaw Fanny, laundress, r 503 e Sixth
Hayes Catherine, r 511 e First
Hayes Hannah, : 509 e First
Hayes Henry H, grocer, r 509 e First
Hayes John, porter, r 13 w Sixth
Hayes Maggie, laundress, r 509 e First
Hayes Robert, grocer 511c P'irst, r 511 e First
Hayes Sallie, r 606 e Fourth
Hayes Sarah, cook T H Gaither, r 315 w Fifth
Haynes Mattie, cook, r 515 n Church
Hearns Annie, housegirl, r 207 s D
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Hearns Robert, porter, r 207 s D
Hedrick Franklin, miner, r 304 w Vance
Hemphill John, carpenter, r 311 n C
Hemphill Rachael, r 407 s East Boundary-
Hemphill Tillman, laborer, r 707 s East Boundary-
Henderson Amanda, r 50S s C
Henderson Ann, laundress, r 416 w Hill
Henderson Annie, seamstress, r 12 e Eighth
Henderson Bessie, L, teacher, r 12 e Eighth
Henderson Corinna, laundress, r 413 n College
Henderson C W, waiter Central Hotel, r 610 e First
Henderson Dora, nurse J W Stephens, r 15 w Seventh
Henderson Elam, laborer, r rear 416 w Hill
Henderson Frances, laundress, r 701 n E
Henderson Henrietta, r 400 e Firs'.
Henderson Hettie, housegirl, r 306 s E
Henderson Isabella, r 14 w Hill
Henderson James, wks Buford Hotel, r 400 e First
Henderson, John, blacksmith, r nr Fair Grounds
Henderson John, porter, bds bet Seventh and Eighth nr R R
Henderson John S, barber 33 w Trade, r 302 s E
Henderson Joseph, r 715 e Stonewall
Henderson Jesse, laborer, r 304 n E
THE BUFORD HOTEL
CHARLOTTE, N. C. Conrad Lipscomb, Chief Clerk,
long connected with the Hotels of Charlotte, gives
greeting to his friends, and invites them one and all
to call upon him, guaranteeing them liberal and satisfactory treatment.
Henderson Lafayette, laborer, r 12 e Eighth
Henderson Lizzie, teacher, r 302 s E
Henderson Lucelia, cook, r Biddleville
Henderson Martha, r 610 e First
Henderson Mary, r nr Fair Grounds
Henderson Mary Jane, teacher, r Biddleville
Henderson Matilda, r 715 e Stonewall
Henderson Mattie, r 310 s Church
Henderson Samuel, farmer, r Biddleville
Henderson Win, blacksmith Liddell Co, r nr Fair Grounds
Henderson Win, laborer, r 701 n E
Hendrick Dock, miner, r rear 509 w Hill
Hendrick Mary, r rear 509 w Hill
Henry Dovie, cook, r 200 n C
Henry Ella, nurse, r bet A T & O and R & D R R
Henrv Frank, porter Wilson Drug Co, r 302 e Stonewall
Henry Mary Jane, nurse, r bet A T & O and R & D R R
Henry Lewis, laborer, r bet A T & O and R & D R R
Henry Phyllis, laundress, r bet A T & O and R & D R R
Herndon Sydney, laborer, r 18 n B
Howell E'iza laundress, r rear 507 w Hill
Howell John, drayman, r rear 507 w Hill
Hewins Hester, cook, r e side R & D R R, nr Third
laufman I Bo. are the leading llofhiers
Tj RUGS, CHE MICALS,^ sp, a ec L & P» PATENT MEDICINE S
U Cor. Trade & College Sts. ^ ' CHARLOTTE, N. C. VJ
GENERAL DIRECTORY— COLORED.
Hickorybottom Jeff, laborer, r 310 s Graham
Hickorybottom Julia, laundress, r 310 s Graham
Hill Rev James M, r 411 s Mint
Hili Katie, r 411 s Mint
Hill Polly, r 305 s D
Hill Walter, brickmason, r 505 s D
Hill Wesley, laborer, r 613 e Tenth
Hilton Frank, fireman Star Mills, r 304 n E
Hilton Susan, laundress, r 304 n E
Hinson Hannah, cook R S Gray, r n Church nr C C R R
Hinton Minnie, r 409 s C
Hinton W I, butcher, r 409 s C
Hoffman Amelia, laundress, r s College nr R R
Holbrooks Lottie, rnr Rudisill Mine
Holcom James, laborer, r 505 e Eighth
Hokom Violet, laundress, r 505 e Eighth
Holland Lucinda, housegirlCapt Clarkson, r Biddleville
Holly Thomas, carpenter, r 309 s Graham
Holly Sarah, r 309 s Graham
Holmes Charlotte, r 816 s A
Holmes Laura, chambermaid, r 716 s Poplar
Holt Becky, cook, r 412 n A
Holt Henry, flagman C C R R, r 715 s Church
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Hill Auto-
matic Sprinkler in the South.
Hopkins Wm, blacksmith, r Greenville
Horah James, drayman, r 717 n E
Horah Sarah, laundress, r 717 n E
Horton Isabella, cook, r 608 n E
Hoskins Bessie, cook Mrs E Healy, r 412 n Poplar
Hoskins Julia, cook, r 513 e Sixth
House Ella, laundress, r 407 e Eighth
House Geo, laborer, r 407 e Eighth
Houser Dora, r 210 e Old Boundary
Houser Eliza J, r 212 e Old Boundary
Houser Fannie, r 212 e Old Boundary
Houser Nepoleon, r 212 e Old Boundary
Houser C, brickmason, r 210 e Old Boundary
Houser Wm H, brickmason, r 212 e Old Boundary
Houston Adeline, laundress, r 210 e Eighth
Houston Alice, laundress, r n A bet Ninth and Tenth
Houston Amanda, cook, r 414 s Graham
Houston Amanda, cook, r 600 s Tryon
Houston Amelia, laundress, r 713 e Fourth
Houston Andy, porter, 713 e Fourth
Houston Charles, r n side C C R R
Houston Cull, wks J S Myers, r eastern suburbs
Houston Frank, laborer, r 414. s Graham
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BURWELL & DUNN, Wholesale Store 5 W. Trade St.
G. VALER & GO,
Soda and Mineral Water Factory.
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Houston Hattie, cook John Oates, 507 e Third
Houston Lewis, r 507 e Third
Houston Miranda, cook C L Alexander, r 19 w Seventh
Howard Bettie, r 209 s D
Howard Fred, wks C Valer & Co, r 306 n C
Howard Maggie, seamstress, r 306 n C
Howey Louisa, teacher, r nr Rudisill Mine
Hoyle Samuel, porter E B Springs, r rear 800 n Tryon
Hull Clara, laundress, r 407 n D
Hull Joshua, laborer, r 408 w Sixth
Hunt Harmon, laborer, r 515 w First
Hunt Violet, r 515 w First
Hunter Albert, farmer, r Biddleville
Hunter Charlotte, r 309 s D
Hunter Cornelia, seamstress, r 612 e Fifth
Hunter Eliza, cook Shannonhouse, r 37 n Tryon
Hunter Emmeline, laundress, r 522 s Mint
Hunter Fanny, nurse, r 514 s Mint
Hunter Geo, drayman, 522 s Mint
Hunter Isaac, cook, r 818 e Seventh
Hunter J H, wks R & D R R, r 307 s C
Hunter John, blacksmith R & D R R, r 426 s Mint
Hunter Joseph, carpenter, r 309 s D
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Hunter Katie, cook, r 522 s Mint
Hunter Laura, r 29 Middle
Hunter Lottie, r 517 e Sixth
Hunter Lucy, laundress, r 426 s Mint
Hunter Mary, seamstress, r Biddleville
Hunter Mary, cook, r 818 e Seveuth
Hunter Susan, laundress, r Biddleville
Hunter Wesley, wks Oil Mills, r Biddleville
Huntley Ella, nurse, r 321 w Stonewall
Huntley Elijah, laborer, r 321 w Stonewall
Huntley Henry, laborer, r 321 w Stonewall
Huntley Sarah, laundress, r 321 w Stonewall
Hurd Rosetta, laundress, r 717 s Poplar
Hurd Taylor, miner, r 717 s Poplar
Huske Mary, cook Alex Graham, r grounds wht Graded School
Huskey Clarinda, T L Seigle, r 310 w Fifth
Huskey John, shoemaker 6 s Church, r nr Fair Grounds
Huskey Sarah, laundress, r e side Church nr Fair Ground
Hutchison Henry, barber, r 712 e Seventh
Hutchison Lucinda, nurse r 712 e Seventh
Hyde Alice, r alley rear Central Hotel
Hyde W L, shoemaker 6 s Church, r 413 s Mint
Hyedd Melissa, r 731 s Church
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Hyedd Rufus, brickmason, r 731 s Church
IVIN LEE, blacksmith, re Trade nr limits
Ivy Eliza, laborer, r s end Church
Ivy fane, nurse, r 704 e Fifth
Ivy Jonah, drayman, r 704 e Fifth
Ivy Louisa, r 715 e Stonewall
Ivy Thomas, carpenter, r 715 e Stonewall
Izzard Addison, drayman, r 210 s B
Izzard Mary, laundress, r 210 s B
JACKSON ALICE, r 10 Summerville Row rear 410 s Graham
Jackson Corinna, r Greenville
Jackson Jane.'housegirl, r 506 s D
Jackson Lydia, r 416 e Stonewall
Jackson Martha, cook FPL Bonney, r 209 w Eighth
Jackson Mary, r Greenville
Jackson Pink, carpenter, r Greenville
Jackson Robert, laborer, r Greenville
Jackson Saml, wks Liddell Co, r 10 Summervilles Row
Jackson William, wks J W Miller, r 506 s D
Jackson Wm M, porter H C Irvin, r 524 s Mint
Jackson Wm, carpenter, r Greenville
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control the Harris-
Corliss Engine in the South.
James Benj R, wks R & D R R, r 303 s East Boundary
James Francis, r 303 s East Boundary bet Stonewall and Hill
James Frank, wks cotton compress, r 800 e Tenth
James Hampton, laborer, r 525 e Sixth
James Harriet, r 525 e Sixth
James Harriet, laundress, r 800 e Tenth
James Maria, r 303 s East Boundary bet Stonewall and Hill
Jamison Annie, chambermaid Dr J Graham, r 327 n Tryon
Jamison Mary, r 720 e Second
Jamison Turner, r 601 e First
Jefferson Aaron, laborer, r 813 s Mint
Jefferson Sarah, r 508 e Third
Jefferson Thomas, barber, r 50S e Third
Jeffreys Annie, r 305 s Graham
Jeffreys Joseph, porter R & D R R, r e side R & D R R
Jenkins Edward, laborer, r s Johnston (Butts Alley)
Jenkins G A, carpenter, r S14 e Fifth
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Jenkins John, laborer, r e side s Church, nr Fair Ground
Jenkins Julia, laundress, rs Johnston, (Butts Alley)
Jenkins Laura, r s end Church
Jenkins Rosetta, laundress, r 814 e Fifth
Jenkins William, r 411 e Third
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Jeter Ann, laundress, r rear 208-10 e Eighth
Jeter Gillam, laborer, r rear 208-10 e Eighth
Jewell Eli, barber, r nr Rudisill Mi.je
Johnson Adeline, housegirl, r 602 e First
Johnson Adolph, wks city, r s 903 s Church
Johnson Adolphus, wks city lock quarry, r 604 e First
Johnson Allen, wks Oates Factory, r 602 e First
Johnson Amelia, cook, r rear 412 n Tryon
Johnson Cornelia, laundress, r n Graham extension
Johnson George, porter Central Hotel, r 215 s Tryon
Johnson George, wks Latta & Bro, r 412 s C
Johnson Hilliard, wks Oil Mill, r n Graham extension
Johnson Ida, r 215 s Tryon
Johnson John H, wks Central Hotel, r 515 s C
Johnson Lillie, r 604 e First
Johnson Maggie, r 412 s C
Johnson Martha, r 527 e Third
Johnson Martha, r s A (school grounds)
Johnson Mary, 1 410 n Church
Johnson Millie V, r 515 s C
Johnson Nellie, nurse P L Brown, r 408 e Trade
Johnson Rachel, r 705 s B
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"&. to $3,50_per day. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
GEORGE W. KITTELLE, Lessee and Prop'r.
Johnson Robert, wks city quarry, r s A (school grounds)
Johnson Sarah, r 717 e First
Johnson Sarah, cook, r s A (school grounds)
Johnson Sarah, r 510 s Myers
Johnson Sidney, wks R & D R R, r 717 e First
Johnson Silla, r 702 e Second
Johnson William, wks Carolina S & H Factory, r 410 n Church
Johnston Adeline, laundress, r 213 n D
Johnston Adeline, laundress, r 915 n College
Johnston Albert, butler Buford Hotel, r 214 s Poplar
Johnston Alex, wks Johnston & Elliott, r 407 s Poplar
Johnston Alice, cook, r 325 w Fifth
Johnston Amanda, laundress, r 209 w Second
Johnston Amanda, r Biddleville
Johnston Amanda, cook, r 503 w First
Johnston Amanda, laundress, r 323 w Fifth
Johnston Amos, laborer, r 403 n Myers
Johnston Annie, laundress, r s end Church
Johnston Annie, laundress, r 705 s Poplar
Johnston Bettie, r 207 w First
Johnston Cora, laundress, r 214 s Poplar
Johnston Diana, r 815 n Tryon
Johnston Egbert, laborer, r 719 s Mint
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Facilities in furnishing Clothing.
Paints, Oils.
R. T. BECK & CO.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Glass, Putty.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — COLORED.
Johnston George, wagoner, r Biddleville
[ohnston George, laborer, r 622 n College
Johnston Hattie, cook, r 213 n D
Johnston Henry, butcher, r 311 n C
Johnston Jackson, city lamp cleaner, r 705 n E
Johnston James, laborer, r 323 w Fifth
Johnston Josephine, cook, r 727 s Poplar
Johnston J R, carpenter, r 915 n College
Johnston Katy, cook, r s end Church
Johnston Laura, r 407 s Church
Johnston Lizzie, cook D W Oates, r 404 w Trade
Johnston Lot, wks bridge gang R & D R. R, r 207 w First
Johnston Louisa, laundress, r 403 n Myers
Johnston Lula, laundress, r 417 n College
[ohnston Lucy, cook, r 622 n College
Johnston Lydia, laundress, r 705 n E
Johnston Maggie, r 211 \v Morehead
Johnston Maggie, r rear 215 w Tiade
Johnston Maria, laundress, r 225 w Vance
Johnston Marshall, laborer, r 708 e Tenth
Johnston Martha, laundress r 815 n Tryon
Johnston Mary, r Biddleville
Johnston Mary, nurse, r 407 s Poplar
The D. A. Tompkins Company Install all kinds op
Electric Light Plants.
Johnston Mary, cook, r 213 n D
Johnston Mattie, r 217 n D
Johnston Newland, wks R & D R R, r Biddleville
Johnston Pat, drayman, r 727 s Poplar
Johnston Pleasant, head waiter Central Hotel, r 407 s Church
Johnston Robert, laborer, r 310 n Myers
[ohnston Robert, carpenter. 510 s Myers
Johnston Roxanna, laundress, r 310 n Myers
Johnston Sallie, cook, r 714 e Tenth
Johnston Sallie, laundress, r 708 e Tenth
Johnston Sandy, laborer, r 503 w First
Johnston Sarah, teacher, r 715 n College
Johnston Virgil, waiter Central Hotel, r 209 w Second
Johnston Wm, stonemason, r 217 n D
Johnston Winnie, cook, r 311 11C
Jones Abner, blacksmith, r 204 e Eighth
[ones Alfred, laborer, r 212 e Ninth
Jones Abner, Foster & Jones 207 & 209 w Vance, r 204 e Eighth
Jones Alexander plasterer, r Greenville
Jones Anthony, hostler, r 220 n E
Jones Carrie, laundress, r Greenville
Jones Charles, painter M I Wk,, r 502 w HUi
Jones Daisy, r 205 s D
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Jones Ellen, r 301 s C
Jones Ellen, laundress, r 502 w Hill
Jones Frank, laborer, r e Tenth
Jones George, drayman, r 636 s Graham
Jones Harriet, r 410 e Tnird
Jones Harriet, cook, r 220 n E
Jones Hettie, cook, r 622 s Poplar
Jones Isaac, carpenter, r 622 s Poplar
Jones James, r 505 s D
Jones James, carpenter, r 302 e Eighth
Jones Jane, laundress, r Greenville
Jones Jeanette. laundress, r 212 e Ninth
Jones Jennie, laundress, r 204 e Eighth
Jones Jerrv, plasterer, r cor e Second and B
Jones John, laborer, r e Tenth
Jones John, waiter Central Hotel, r 205 n D
Jones Katie, laundress, r 425 w Third
Jones Leonard, r 301 s Church
Jones Lizzie B, cook Rev A G McManaway, r 405 n Tryon
Jones Lou, laundress, r 205 n D
Jones Lucv, r 301 s C
Jones Mahela, r 301 s C
rT^HF PJTFORFl HO TFT Charlotte, N. C, is one of the most
; hl uuiuau ii\_/ii^j_/, complete and comfortable houses in
the States. Is especially commended for the excellence of its table.
J. Terms: $3. to $2.50 Per Day. George w. Kittelie. Lessee and Prop'r.
Jones Mary, laundress, r 31S s Graham
Jones Matilda, laundress, r e Tenth
Jones Tilly, r n C bet Fifth and Sixth
Jones Violet, cook, r 636 s Graham
Jones Willis, shoemaker, r 301 s C
Jones Wm, porter Pharr & Long, r n C bet Fifth and Sixth
Jones Wright, wks Central Hotel, r 205 s D
Jordan George, butler Col H C Jones, r rear of 416 w Hill
Jordan John, well-digger, r 25 Wadkins Row
Jordan Julia, cook, r Biddleville
Jordan Margaret, laundress, r 302 e Eighth
Jordan Mattie, laundress, r 25 Wadkins Row
Jordan Mollie, laundress, r rear 416 w Hill
Jordan Nellie, cook, r 307 e Ninth
Jordan Thomas, wks Carolina S & H Factory, bds n side C C R R
Jordan Tony, plasterer, r Biddleville
Jordan Wm, laborer, r 307 e Ninth
Justice Emma, r 507 w Second
Justice Sidney, night watchman Central Hotel, r 507 w Second
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ANADY HATTIE, r cor A and e Third
Keenan Caroline, r 410 s D
Kelly Amanda, laundress, r 313 w Stonewall
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209 South Tryon Street
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R.T. Beck & Co.^ 1 ^^^ 1 Druggists.
Charlotte, N. C. OO
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Kelly Annie, laundress, r 419 s Mint
Kelly Julia A, laundress, r 214 s Poplar
Kelly Rose, laundress, r 419 s Mint
Kelly Tony, laborer, r 214 s Poplar
Kendrick Mary, laundress, r bet Eighth and Ninth, nr R R
Kennedy H B, grocer 403 s Graham, r 401 s Graham
Kennedy Lula, r Biddleville
Kennedy Mary, r Biddleville
Kennedy R C, r 401 s Graham
Kerns Annie, cook, r 504 e Eighth
Kerns Milas, laborer, r 504 e Eighth
Kimmons George, wks C C R R. r Brothers' Row
Kincaid Fanny, laundress, r 502 e Eighth
Kindle Calvin, laborer, r n Tryon bey C C R R
Kindle Celestia, laundress, r n Tryon bey C C R R
Kindle Ella, laundress, r 213 s Poplar
Kindle Emma, r n Tryon bey C C R R
Kindle James, laborer, r n Tryon bey C C R R
King Annie, laundress, r 501 w First
King Howard, wks cotton compress, r 211 s Poplar
Kin# J E, barber 23 s Tryon, r 512 s Tryon
King Lee, coachman, r 212 s Poplar
King Lizzie, laundress, r 212 s Poplar
The D. A. Tompkins
Contracting Engineers
Company, Constructing and
Charlotte, N. C
King Lydia, laundress, r 211 s Poplar
King Mack, mechanic, r 501 w First
King Phillis, cook, r 410 e Stonewall
King Polly A, r 512 s E
Kinnell Hartwell, porter McCorkle's saloon, r 614 s Mint
Kinnell Maggie, laundress, r 614 s Mint
Kinsey Lane, r 907 s Church
Kinsey Zach, miner, r 907 s Church
Kirby Delilah, r 913 s Church
Kirby John, wks Street Railway Co, r s Church
Kirkpatrick John, laborer, r s end Church
Kirkpatrick Maggie, r s end Church
Knox Augusta, cook, r alley rear Central Hotel
Knox Baxter, barber, r alley rear Central Hotel
Knox Charles, laborer, r 213 w Vance
Knox Louisa, r 513 n Church
Knox Sarah, cook, r 213 w Vance
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Ladecker Green, r 504 e First
Lane Katie, laundress, r 503 e Seventh
Langley James, wks R & D R R, 1 re.ir 602 s Johnston
Langley Mary, cook, r rear 602 s Johnston
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1TURE lor Parlor and Library, Furniture
lamber and Kitchen, Fun i:ure all Qualities and
10 W. Trade St., Cliarluite, .\. C.
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Latta Bettie, seamstress, r 410 w Fifth
Lawry Henry, cook, r 313 s Graham
Lawing R E. grocer 709 s B. r 705 s B
Leach Myra, cook, r 201 n C
Leach Susan, r 410 s D
Leake Mahaly, cook | L Brown, r 213 s B
C/5 Leary Sallie, cook, r 712 e Tenth
^5 Lee Adam, laborer, r624 s Church
l ~T] Lee Bettie, cook, r 306 s Tryon
sff Lee Charlotte, cook Julius Schiff, r 305 n Church
, Lee Emily, s"amstress. r 800 s Church
CD Lee Emma, r nr C C R R roundhouse
P^ Lee Green, wks C C R R, r nr C C R R roundhouse
*— j Lee Jane, cook, r rear 413 n College
;— j Lee Mary, laundress, r 624 s Church
Lee Cicely, r 405 e Second
Lee Weston, whitewasher. r 800 s Church
Lee Win, driver, r rear 413 n College
Lemmonds Jennie, laundress, r n side C C R R
Lemmonds Mary J, laundress, r 604 e Fifth
Lemmonds Rufus. wks Carolina S and H Wks, r nr C C R R
Lemmonds Wm, porter R H Jordan & Co, r 604 e Fifth
Lewis Abernathy, carpenter, r 422 w Hill
TTTP RTTVflPn TTHTPT Is regarded as one of the best South— Its rooms
iiJu DijLXjlXU nUlL/iy /-^ especially are eouiinended for the ex-
^(©5 cellenee of its beds and furniture. Table
Charlotte. N. C. ^-^ unsurpassed. Geo. W. Kittelle, Prop'r.
Lewis Rev Allan, r 412 s Graham
Lewis Hark, laborer, r 412 s Graham
Lewis Lucinda, cook, r 412 s Graham
CD Lewis Lucy, r 412 s Graham
t_J Lilev Lula, laundress, r 406 e First
C Lillington Betty, cook, r n A bet Nimh and Eleventh
l'\-~"-l Lillington Patty, cook, r n A bet Ninth and Eleventh
• Lindsay David, wks C C R R, r n College bey C C R R
1— 1 Lindsay Fanny, cook J C Springs, r 308 w Trade
Lindsay Mary, laborer, r n College bey C C R R
^^ ; Linebereer Lucv, r s,u s D
1 ; Lineberger William, brickmason, r 511 s D
>— >.j Lipscomb Amanda, cook Dodge House, r 408 e First
gyp* Lipscomb John, r 408 e First
, Litaker Abe, laborer, r 304 n E
; Little Annie, laundress, r 610 s Mint
H jj Little Aniky, laundress, r Greenville
Little Henry, laborer, r 610 s Mint
Little John, drayman, r rear 622 s Church
Little John, laborer, C C & A R R bet Poplar and Mint
Little Minerva, chambermaid, r rear 622 s Church
Little Susanna, laundress, r C C & R C bet Poplar and Mint
Little Wm, laborer, r Greenville
I KAUFMAN & G0. te ™' s ^"> 6I 4 -
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i) Cor. Trade & College Sts. V ^ ' ^ ^ CHARLOTTE, N. C. VJ
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Littlejohn Bettie, 1-406 e Stonewall
Littlejohn Keziah, r 406 e Stonewall
Littlejohn Preston, fanner, 1-406 e Stonewall
Locke Sallie, housegirl, r 311 n Church
Locke Calvin, laborer, r 706 n B
Locke Ellen, laundress, r 304 n Myers
Logan Robert, laborer, r 12 e North Boundary
Logan Robert, laborer, r Brothers' Alley
Lomax Elizabeth, r 416 w Second
Lomax I C, r 416 w Second
Lomax Bishop T H, r 416 w Second
Lomax T J, r 416 w Second
Long Ella, cook, r 811 s Mint
Long Harriet, r 407 s C
Long H A, grocer 405 s C, r 407 s C
Long James, drayman, r 811 s Mint
Long Mary, r 717 s Mint
Long Pierce, laborer, r 40S w Hill
Long Rufus, laborer, r 717 s Mint
Long Sarah, laundress, r 408 w Hill
Love Caroline, r 406 e First
Love Enoch, wks M I Wks, r 210 w Third
Love Flora, laundress, 1-210 w Third
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Smith & Vaile
Oil Machinery in the South.
Love Hester, laundress, r S19 s Mint
Love Laura, wks bagging factory, r 405 e First
Love Lydia, laundress, r 819 s Mint
Lovrance Grant, brickmason, r Greenville
Lovrance Maria, cook, r Greenville
Lovrance Rufus, hostler, r Greenville
Lowe Francis, r 208 e Old Boundary
Lowe Kelly, carpenter, r 208 e Old Boundary
Lowry Bell, laundress, r 709 e Stonewall
Lowry Benjamin, r 709 e Stonewall
Lowry John, packer R & D R R, r 411 w Hill
Lowry Lucy, laundress, r 623 s Graham
Lowry Major, brakeman, r 623 s Graham
Lowry Martha, r 709 e Stonewall
Lowry Mattie, laundress, r 411 w Hill
Lucas Hattie, cook, r 406 w Hill
Lucas James, laborer Central Hotel, r 406 w Hill
Lucas Martha, laundress, r 403 e Old Boundarv
Lucas Mary, r 403 e Old Boundary
Lucas Nora, cook R E Lawing, r 406 w Hill
Luckey Caroline, r Greenville
Luckey Edward, laborer, r Greenville
Luckey Jerard, r 2 1 5 s B
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Lumpkins Pauline, r 410 w Second
Lurv David, r 410 s E
Luitrick Adeline, r rear 410 s Graham
Luttrick Sherman, laborer, r rear 410 s Graham
Lynch Amanda, laundress, r 215 n D
Lynch Horace, brickmason, r 305 s C
Lynch Maria, r 305 s C
Lynch Mary, teacher, r 305 s C
Lyles Sarah, cook, r 410 s Tryon
MC ADEN HANNAH, r rear 410 s Graham
McAden Rufus, fireman, R&DRR. r rer4io s Graham
McBee Annie, r 317 s Graham
McCaw J A, shoemaker 29 w Fourth, r 300 s Johnston
McCaw Sarah, r 300 s Johnston
McCombs Emma, laundress, r 612 e Fifth
McCombs Lizzie, laundress, r 509 w Second
McCombs, Maggie, nurse J C Smith, r 600 n Poplar
McCombs Sarah, laundress, r 509 w Second
McCord Flora, nurse, r 700 n E
McCord John, brickmason, r 700 n E
McCorkle Fanny, cook B W Barnett, r 309 w Fifth
THE BUFORD HOTEL Is essentially adapted to the requirements of
_ » traveliug commercial men, whose patronage is
m„ „ so * .--o en ^ earnestly solicited. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Terms : $3. to ^2.50 per day ■ GEO RGE w , KITTELLE, Lessee and Proprietor
McCorkle Julius, dravman, r 309 w Fifth
McCormack Roxie, laundress, r 7 e North Boundary
McConnell Eliza, laundress, r s end Church
McConnell Green, laborer, r s end Church
McCoffins Eliza, r rear 208-10 e Eighth
McCree Alice, cook W F Buchanan, r 311 w Trade
McCree, Nanny, laundress, r 207 s B
McCubbins Julia, r rear 426 s Mint
McCullough Ed, drayman, r 617 e Fifth
McCullough Gussie, r 702 w Third
McCullough Hector, cook, r 702 w Tnird
McCullough Jane, r 513 s D
McCullough Lou, laundress, r 617 e Fifth
McCullough Mary, laundress, r 305 \v Trade
McCullough Mattie, laundress, r Greenville
McCullough Thos N, wks M I Wks, r 305 w Trade
McDaniel Bettie, laundress, r 407 n D
McDaniel Jane, r 407 n D
McDowell Angeline, r 19 e Fifth
McDowell Cynthia, cook, r 811 s Mint
McDowell Delia, r 512 e Second
McDowell Isaac, r 512 e Second
McDowell Isabella, laundress, r 507 w First
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McDowell John, waiter Shannon House, r 315 w Stonewall
McDowell Sarah, laundress, r 813 s Mint
McElmore Abram, laborer, r 810 e Tenth
McElmore Mary, laundress, r 700 n E
McElmore W H, blacksmith, r 700 n E
McElwee Sam, laborer, r 700 e Tenth
McFadden Geo, porter Col J Y Bryce
McGuire Minnie, r 405 n Myers
McGuire John, laborer, r 405 n Myers
McHenry Doc, laborer, r 704 n E
McHenry Lizzie, laundress, r 704 n E
McKenzie Frank, wks Oliver Oil Co, r 503 e Seventh
McKenzie Sallie, r 503 e Seventh
McKnight Adeline, seamstress, r 412 n Myers
McKnight Anderson, 1-412 n Myers
McKnight Betty, nurse, 1-412 n Myers
McKnight Fanny, r 412 n Myers
McKnight Geo, farmer, r nr Fair Ground
McKnight James, harness maker, r 412 n Myers
McKnight Mollie, r nr Fair Grounds
McKinney Doc, blacksmith, r rear 410 s Johnston
McKinney Hannah, laundress, r Old Boundary
McKinnie Hattie, laundress, r rear 410 s Johnston
Westinghouse
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control
Engines in the South.
McLaughlin Charlotte, laundress, r 700 e Fifth
McLaughlin Rilla, cook, r rear 410 s Graham
McLean Alex, r rear 310 n Tryon
McLean Amanda, laundress, r 220 w Morehead
McLean Antoinette, cook, r 310 n Tryon
McLean Lucinda, laundress, r 419 w Third
McLean Pink, r 822 s A
McLellan Nancy, r rear 310 w Morehead
McLure Charles, wks rock quarry, r nr Rudisill Mine
McLure Hattie, r nr Rudisill Mine
McLure James, wks rock quarry, r nr Rudisill Mine
McLure Rosa, seamstress, r nr Rudisill Mine
McNeil Dan, farmer, bds 516 e Eighth
McNeill Rev Jerry E, r 501 e Third
McNeill Mary, r 501 e Third
McRae Wm, drayman Barnett & Bethune, r 216 w Morehead
McRae Sylvia, cook C W Tillett, r 613 n Church
McRuffin Clarrisa, r Biddleville
Maban Crecy, midwife, r 6 e Old Boundary
Mack Carrie, cook, r 905 n College
Mack James, wks C C R R, r 715 s C
Mack Mary, laundress, rgn n College
Mack Robt, laborer, r 911 n College
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First-Class FURNITURE HOUSE. Give him
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Mack Wm, waiter R R Eating House, r 313 s Graham
Mackeyfee Amanda, cook J B Bethune, run Clarkson
Manuel Alice, cook, r 211 e Third
Manuel Francis, 1-412 n Church
Manuel Gooding, carpenter, r 412 n Church
Marks Wm, laborer, r 300 w Stonewall
Marshall Alice, r Greenville
Marshall Eliza, r 410 Old Boundary
Marshall Isaac, laborer, r Greenville
Marshall Spencer, cor s Church & w 4th r 410 Old Boundary
Marshall Wm, painter, r s Johnston (Butts Alley)
Martin Addie, laundress, r 309 n Myers
Martin A J, painter, r 309 n Myers
Martin Annie, r 314 e Boundary
Martin Charles, wks city, r 915 s C
Martin Harriet, r 915 s C
Martin J M, laborer, r 309 n Myers
Martin Mary Ann, laundress, r 609 w Stonewall
Martin Rita, r 314 East Boundary
Martin Steven, gardener, r 609 w Stonewall
Massey A M, janitor graded school, r school grounds
Massey Amanda, r 709 e Stonewall
Massey Harvey, porter W I Friday, r 710 s Poplar
TIT p RIJFnRn UATPT Is Personally conducted by the undersigned
IIjU DUIuIYU nullvi/i Lessee and Proprietor. Formerly proprietor
of leading and well known Southern and Northern f\TT » T1 T nT^TP M P
Resort Hotels. GEORGE W. KITTELLE, WflAliUUi 1I/|1\.W.
Massey Hattie, laundress, r 710 s Poplar
Massey Jane, cook, r 704 e Fifth
Massey fane, laundress, r 710 s Poplar,
Massey J T, r 610 e Fourth
Massey Nathaniel, shoemaker, r 710 s Poplar
Massey Tillie, r white graded school grounds
Massey Wm, shoemaker 6 s Church, r 10 s Church
Matthews Dick, laborer, r 1 1 Middle
Matthews Louisa, laborer, r 1 1 Middle
Maxwell Emma, r 10 e Morehead
Maxwell Margaret, cook J A Ellioit, r 401 n Tryon
Maxwell W M, barber, r 10 e Morehead
May Blount, r 607 s D
May Hannah, r 607 s D
Mayhew Milas, farmer, r 702 s Mint
Mayho Armstead, r 616 e Second
Mayho Mary, r 616 s Second
Means Amanda, laundress, r 405 s Graham
Meacham Annie, nurse, r rear 310 w Morehead
Means Crecy, cook, r 507 n B
Means Ephraim, fireman, r 514 e Sixth
Means Geo, r 432 s Mint
Means Lou, cook, r e Eleventh
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Paints, Oils.
R. T. BECK & CO.
charlotte;, n. c.
Glass, Putty.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — COLORED.
Means Martha, r 415 n Myers
Means Martha, laundress, r n end Poplar
Means Mattie, laundress, r 432 s Mint
Means Sam, laborer, r 405 s Graham
Means Taylor, laborer, r 415 n Myers
Meisenheimer Calvin, laborer, r 608 s E
Melchor Alfred, laborer, r 733 s Church
Melchor Anna, cook, r 733 s Church
Melchor Ephraim, laborer, r 733 s Church
Melchor Esther, laundress, r 733 s Church
Melchor Sandy, laborer, r 7331s Church
Melchor Scofield, laborer, r 733 s Church
Melton G D, barber 223 w Trade, r 729 s Church
Melton George, barber 223 w Trade, r 729 s Church
Melton Mary, r 729 s Church
Merrell Delia, cook, r 700 s Tryon
Michael, barber Gray Toole, bds 24 w Fourth
Middleton Louis, r 417 e Third
Middleton Laura, r 417 e Third
Miles Jacob, laborer, r 215 s B
Miller Abram, laborer, r n A bet Ninth and Eleventh
Miller Alexander, wks S M Howell, 411 e Third
Miller Andrew, laborer, r 706 e Sixth
The D. A. Tompkins Company
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Miller Carry, laundress, r 805 s Church
Miller Doc, laborer, r 201 n College
Miller Eva, laundress, r 805 s Church
Miller Fanny, cook, r n A bet Ninth and Eleventh
Miller Geo, laborer, r 516 e Eighth
Miller Jane, cook, r3i4 s Graham
Miller Jane, cook, r 516 e Eighth
Miller Jane, laundress, r 706 e Sixth
Miller Julia, laundress, r 716 s Poplar
Miller Louisa, laundress, r 805 s Church
Miller Marion, laborer, r 21 n East Boundary
Miller Mary, laundress, r 624 s Poplar
Miller Mattie, cook Mrs Reeves, r 509 n Graham
Miller Milly, laundress, r 711 n E
Miller Minnie, r Biddleville
Miller Minnie, laundress, r Greenville
Miller Mary, laundress, r 21 n East Boundary
Miller Robert, dumper C C R R, r 805 s Church
Miller S A J, painter, r Biddleville
Miller Sallie, wks Mrs Geo Wilson, r 11 e Third
Miller Silvia, cook, r 201 n College
Miller Wm, drayman T R Magill, r 201 n College
Mon teith Charles, coachman Mrs R Johnston, r 609 n Tryon
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Charlotte, N. C.
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Montgomery Angie, r rear 405 s Tryon
Montgomery Mary, cook, r 402 n Poplar
Montgomery Wash, blacksmith, r s B
Mooney Frances, laundress, r 504 e Eighth
Mooney Mattie, r nr Rudisill Mine
Mooney Mattie, cook Wm Baker, r 215 w Eighth
Moore Alfred, truckman, r 308 w First
Moore Alice E, r 308 n C
Moore Amanda, cook, r 509 e Eighth
Moore Annie, r n Johnston
Moore Annie, r s Cedar
Moore Betsy, laborer, r 214 n E
Moore Cary, laborer, r 214 n E
Moore Charity, cook, r 620 s Mint
Moore Charlotte, r 611 w Eighth
Moore Commodore, cook Central Hotel, r 614 s Mint
Moore C R, blacksmith, r 605 s Mint
Moore Dinah, laundress, r 313 s Graham
Moore Emma, laundress, r 216 n E
Moore E M, cook, r 606 s Poplar
Moore Emeline, r 620 s Mint
Moore James, r 303 c Fifth
Moore Jane, r n Johnston
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iiU DUrUiiU LiyjUiii. guaranteeing absolute satisfaction to all.
GEORCE W. KITTELLE, Lessee and Prop'r.
Charlotte, N. C.
Terms : $2. to $2.50 per day.
Moore John, laborer, r 509 e Eighth
Moore Joseph, laborer, r 611 w Eighth
Moore Kernee, laborer, r 216 n E
Moore Laura, cook, r 303 e Fifth
Moore Martha, cook and laundress, r Biddleville
Moore Martha, laundress, r 810 e Tenth
Moore Minerva, laundress, r 308 w First
Moore Octavia, laundress, r Greenville
Moore Prince, wks J Garibaldi, r 620 s Mint
Moore & Sumner, barbers, 14 e Trade
Moore Spencer, fireman C C R R, r 700 e Tenth
Moore Wm L, brickmason, r n Johnston
Moore Walter, brickmason, r s Cedar
Moore W M, laborer, r 606 s Poplar
Morehead Alice, r 415 e Third
Morehead Ida, r 613 s Church
Morehead J C, laborer, r 613 s Church
Morehead Margaret, housegirl, r 32 n College
Morehead Robert, r 415 e Third
Morehead Rosa, teacher, r 32 n College
Morehead Susan, cook, r 604 s Tryon
Morgan Mary, r 302 e Stonewall
Morris Anthony, wks R & D R R, r 705 s Mint
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R.T.Beck&Co.
Wholesale and Retail
Cor. Trade and College Sts.
Charlotte, N. C.
Druggists.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — COLORED.
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Morris Crecy, cook, r 319 w Fifth
Morris J A, seamstress, r 409 s Church
Morris Lewis, porter R&DRR, i"3i3s Graham
Morris Maggie, laundress, r 705 s Mint
Morris Rev M V, r 409 s Church
Morris Rosa, r 206 w First
Morris Win, warehouseman Standard Oil Co, r 206 w First
Morris Annie, cook, r 712 e Tenth
Morrison Bella, cook Dr J Graham, r 327 n Tryon
Morrison Caroline, r Biddleville
Morrison Eva, r Biddleville
Morrison John, carpenter, r Biddleville
Morrison Mary, laundress, r6i2 w Eighth
Morrison Richard, carpenter, r Biddleville
Morrison Sydney, r 16 Wadkins' Row
Morrison Thomas, drayman J Asbury, r 612 w Eighth
Morrison Vandina, r Biddleville
Morrow Alice, 1^602 e Second
Morrow Eliza, e Old Boundary, nr s Myers
Morrow Frank, laborer, r 412 s Johnston
Morrow Henry, wks R&DRR. r 209 e Old Boundary
Morrow Henry, wks R & D R R, r 602 e Second
Morrow Jordan, wks R & D R R. r e Old Boundary, nr s Myers
The D. A. Tompkins Company do all kinds of Steam
Heating.
Morrow Lizzie, r 510 s E
Morrow Lula, r 717 e First
Morrow Mahaly, laundress, r 412 s Johnston
Morrow Miley, farmer, r 714 e Second
Morrow Prince, farmer, r5ios E
Morrow Rachael, r 724 e Second
Morrow Rosanna, r7i4 e Second
Morrow Silas, wks R & D R R, r 724 c Second
Morrow Walter, wks C C R R, r 709 s C
• Morrow Washington, wks R&DRR, 1-717 e First
Moseley Albert, wks cotton compress, r 520 w Stonewall
Moseley Alice, laundress, r 520 s Stonewall
Moseley Amanda, r 506 e Third
Moseley Daniel, r 602 e Stonewall
Moseley Dora, r 602 e Stonewall
Moseley Ed, laborer, r 520 w Stonewall
Moseley Ernest, wks Buford House, r 506 e Third
Moseley Lewis, r 305 s D
Moseley Mary, nurse, r 500 e Fifth
Moseley Mary, r 7 e Old Boundary
Moseley Rachael, r 305 s D
Moseley Sallie, dressmaker, rs Myers nr Stonewall
Moseley Sam, butcher, r 500 e Filth
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Moseley Samuel, cook, r 305 s D
Moseley Sophie, r 602 e Stonewall
Moseley Win, brickmason, r s Myers nr e Stonewall
Moyer John, wks Carolina S & H Factory, bds n side C C R R
Murdock Alice, cook r n end Poplar
Murdock Andy, brakeman C C R R, r n end Poplar
Murrill Eva, r 40S s C
Murphy Adam, blacksmith, r rear 208 10 e Eighth
Murphy Julia, cook, r 513 s D
Murphy Maggie, laundress, r rear 208 10 e Eighth
Mutz Dora, seamstress, r 305 w Trade
Mutz Laura, seamstress, r 305' w Trade
Mutz Lulu, r e Old Boundary
Mutz Mary, cook, r 311 n Church
Myers Sarah, laundress, r 58 n Myers
Myers Wesley, laborer, r 58 n Myers
NEAL ALEXANDER, shoemaker, r 304 w First
Neal Amandn, r 304 w First
Neal Ben, wks Charlotte Gas Co, r rear 604 s Mint
Neal Dora, housegirl J Wilkes, r 508 w Trade
Neal fames, farmer, r Biddleville
Neal Jennie, laundress, r rear 604 s Mint
THE BUFORD HOTEL
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long: connected with the Hotels of Charlotte, gives
_ greeting to his friends, and invites them one and all
to call upon him, guaranteeing them liberal and satisfactory treatment.
Neal Lump, r Biddleville
Neal Mary, laundress, r rear 604 s Mint
Neal Martha, r Biddleville
Neal Nancy, r 622 s Graham
Neal Nancy, r Biddleville
Neal Sallie, cook J W Abernathy, r 515 n Poplar
Nealy Allan, laborer, r n Graham
Neely Charlotte, laundress, r w Sixth
Neely Emeline, r 16 Wadkins Row
Neely Harriet, laundress, r 509 w First
Neeley Lucy, r 515 e First
Neeley Nora, laundress, r n Graham
Neely Robert, drayman, r w Sixth
Nelson Joseph, laborer R & D R R, r 406 s Johnston
Nelson Melissa, r 212 s Poplar
Nelson Nancy, cook, r 302 w Vance
Nelson Sarah Jane, laundress, r 406 s Johnston
Nesbit Hannah, r 207 s B
Nesbit Marshall, porter R B Alexander, r Greenville
Newland John, porter C C & A R R, c 6cg w Stonewall
Nicholson Archie, carpenter, r 515 s Myers
Nicho.son Caroline, r 515 s Myers
Nicholson Henry, brickmason, r 611 e Stonewall
W. KAUFMAN & GO, ri™i
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LDREN'S CLOTHING
NORTH CAROLINA.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY— COLORED.
Nicholson Lizzie, cook Central Hotel, r 6n e Stonewall
Nicholson Sarah, r 411 e Second
Nixon Sam, laborer, r rear 712 e Seventh
Noble Kate, laundress, rue Fifth
Nolan L D, R & D R R, r 3 e Old Boundary
Nolan Mary N, r 2 e Old Boundary
Norman Georgiana, housegirl, r alley nr Central Hotel
Norment Cely, laundress, r 234 w Morehead
Norment Isaac, porter Bixby & Alexander, r 234 w Morehead
North Abram, porter North State Club, r 302 w First
North Anice. laundress, r 302 w First
North Jacob, packer Wilson Drug Co, r 315 w Stonewall
North Lizzie, laundress, r 315 w Stonewall
North Richard, janitor, r 207 s Poplar
Norwood Anderson, brickmason, r 412 e First
OATES CHARLES, laborer, r 401 s Graham
Odom Hannah, laundress, r 324 s Graham
Odom Katie, laundress, r 411 n Graham
Odom Lemuel, butler, r 324 s Graham
Oliver Lizzie, cook Wm Maxwell, r 410 n Graham
Oliver Mary, laundress, r 412 n A
O'Neil Margeret. cook, r 514 w Hill
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Hill Auto-
matic Sprinkler in the South.
O'Neil Chloe, cook Mrs J T Butler, r rear 605 s Tryon
Orr Adeline, laundress, r Greenville
Orr Amanda, r n Graham extension
Orr Caroline, laundress, r nr Fair Ground
Orr Charles, laborer, r 608 n E
Orr Dallas, laborer, r 208 s B
Orr Elam, laborer, r 304 s E
Orr Isaac, laborer, r nr Fair Grounds
Orr Isabella, laundress, r 606 s Johnston
Orr Lee, laborer, r 606 s Johnston
Orr Louisa, cook Col R M Oates, r 501 n Tryon
Orr Martin E, blacksmith H W Tatem, r n Graham extension
Orr Martin V B, blacksmith, r n Graham extension
Orr Mary, laundress, r 208 s B
Orr Mary, cook, r 608 n E
Orr Mary, laundress, r 409 e Stonewall
Orr Thomas, porter Col R M Oates, r 501 n Tryon
Osborne Augustus, drayman, r4i2 e First
Osborne Nancv, laundress, r 412 e First
Owens Alex, drayman, r 218 w Morehead
Owens Ed, laborer, r nr Fair Grounds
Owens Ella, housegirl, r 702 w Third
Owens Isabella, laundress, r 415 e Eighth
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Charlotte, N. C.
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Owens Joseph, driver, r 415 e Eighth
Owens Mary, cook, r 608 e First
Owens Wm, porter F R Durham, r 218 w Morehead
Owens Violet, cook, r 218 w Morehead
Owens Wilson, laborer, r 702 w Third
PAGAN EMMA, r cor e Second and A
Pagan Edw, wks R & D R R, r cor e Second and A
Page Millie, r 309 n Pine
Palmer Abram, butcher and farmer, r s end Tryon
Palmer Harriet, r s end Tryon
Parker Mary, r 509 s B
Parker Morris T, shoemaker, r 509 s B
Parkes Lewis, wks Gilreath & Co, r 608 e Fourth
Parks Cely, laundress, r 408 w Sixth
Parks Eli, r 609 e Stonewall
Parks John, blacksmith, r 712 e Seventh
Parks Laura, laundress, r 702 n E
Parks Lizzie, r 412 e Seventh
Parks Lucy, laundress, r rear 23 e Fifth
Parks Martha, nurse, r 502 s Tryon
Parks Sallie, laundress, r 501 n Myers
Parks Sallie, housegirl, r 702 n E
THE BIIFORD HOTEL, Headquarters for C
Terms : $2.00 to $3.50 Per Day.
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Parks Sam, laborer, r 408 w Sixth
Parks Samuel, porter, r w Seventh
Parks Zenas, laborer, r rear 23 e Fifth
Partee John, wks Oil Mill, r Biddleville
Partlow Loretta, cook, r 700 n College
Patter Abe. laborer, r 718 11 E
Patterson Ann, laundress, r e side R & D R R nr Third
Patterson Eliza, r 525 e Third
Patterson James, farmer, r e side R & R R nr Third
Patterson James, porter H C Irwin, r 715 s Church
Patterson John, r 525 e Third
Patterson Rena, cook Geo H King, r 709 n Tryon
Patterson Venus, laundress, r 715 s Church
Patton Isaac, wks Oliver Oil Co, r 318 s Graham
Patton Sarah, cook, r 318 s Graham
Peartree Sarah, laundress, r 207 w Second
Pemberton Ed, laborer, r 206 w Fourth
Pemberton Hattie, laundress, r 206 w Fourth
Pemberton James D, carver Central Hotel,
Pemberton Lizzie, laundress, r 707 w Hill
Pemberton Samuel, laborer, r 208 s B
Pemberton Susan, cook, r Prather's Row
Pendle Roberta, laundress, r 58 n Myers
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Perfumery, Soaps, Sponges
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — COLORED.
Corliss Engine in the So nth.
Pharr Lee, shoemaker 217 s Tryon, r Logtown
Pharr Lottie, r Biddleville
Pharr Lou, cook John Walker, r 407 n Tryon
Pharr Robert, wks R & D R R, r Biddleville
Pharr Rev S M, r Biddleville
Pharr Taylor, laborer, r 17 e Fifth
Phifer Alexander, wks Oil Mill, r Biddleville
Phifer Allen, r 601 e First
Phifer Anderson; wks City Quarry, r 415 e Hill
Phifer Ann, cook, r Wilder's Alley
Phifer Cornelia, r Greenville
Phifer David, brickmason, r Greenville
Phifer Geo, wks M I Wks, r Biddleville
Phifer Harrison, porter D P Hutchison
Phiier Hattie, cook Dr Jones, r s College nr C C & A R R
Phifer Henry, wks M I Wks, r Biddleville
Phifer Irena, r 415 e Hill
Phifer Isaac, plasterer, r 500 e Eighth
Phifer Jane, r Biddleville
Phifer Laura, r s College nr Stonewall
Phifer Lizzie, laundress, r Biddleville
Phifer Maria, laundress, r Greenville
Phiier Martha, r 608 e Stonewall
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Penn Charley, laborer, rnC bet Fifth and Sixth
Peoples Mattie, cook, r 519 e Sixth
Peoples Sallie, laundress, r 704 e Fifth
Perry Alice, laundress, r 430 s Mint
Perry Lewis, r 206 e Fifth
Perry Lewis P, livery boarding stable 29 w Fourth, r 206 e Fifth
Perry Rebecca, laundress, r 413 s Mint
Pethel James, barber 40 n Tryon
Pethel Jennie, seamstress, r 502 n Myers
Pethel W M, painter, r 502 n Myers
Pethey Isaac, butler, r 400 w Trade
Petty Hilliard, miner, r 6 Middle
Petty Mary Jane, laundress, r 6 Middle
Petty Maria, laundress, r 903 s Church
Pharr Alexander, gardener, r Biddleville
Pharr Annie, r 510 s E
Pharr Caroline, laundress, r 17 e Fifth
Pharr Cornelia, r Biddleville
Pharr Edward, wks Cotton Seed Oil Mill, r Biddleville
Pharr Emma, Biddleville
Pharr Isabella, r Biddleville
Pharr Katie, r Bidnleville
Pharr Laura, r Biddleville
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16 West Trade Street, Charlotte, N. C.
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J^- Phifer Mary A, laundress, r Biddleville
O- Phifer Matilda, r Greenville
O Phifer Millie, laundress, r Biddleville
r ^- 1 ■ Phiter Mollie, r Biddleville
P— ' Phifer Kebecca, laundress, r 416 n C
_JT , Phifer Reuben, farmer, r Greenville
^ ' Phifer Richard, farmer, r Biddleville
(^ j Phifer Robert, laborer, r 416 n C
^> Phifer Sandy, r 608 e Stonewall
Philer Sarah, housegirl, r 10 Brothers' Alley
Phifer Wm, r 415 e Hill
£< Phifer Rev W P, r 304 n E
> , Pickenham Columbus, laborer, r 4 Middle
,, ! Pickenham Nora, laundress, i"4 Middle
°S Pickenpack Adeline, cook, r e side R & D R R, nr Eighth
CC Pickenpack Mary, teacher, r e side R & D R R nr Eighth
Si^ Picket James, porter R & D R R, bds s Johnston
^ Player Mary, r 410 e Third
i Player Walter, r 410 e Third
' Plummer Emeline, r Greenville
UJ p4 Plummer Ezekiel, brickmason, r Greenville
l. • Plummer Hattie, laundress, r 605 w Stonewall
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Polk Charlotte, r 313 n C
Polk George, drayman, r 313 n C
Porter Emma, cook, r 7 s Church
Porter John, laborer, r 7 s Church
^ Potter Lucy, cook, r rear 16 e Morehead
1 Potts Alice, laundress, r 3 e Old Boundary
Potts Amy, laundress, r 501 n Myers
^2 Potts Isaac, farmer, r Biddleville
Potts Katie, cook, r 514 s Mint
Potts Louisa, housegirl, r Biddleville
Potts Mary, housegirl, r 3 e Old Boundary
Potts Mattie, laundress, r 25 e Fifth
• t-H Potts Rena. r 915 s C
Ch Powell Rev A A, r 602 s C
[^ Pratt Alexander, wks Liddell Co, r 604 e Fourth
qj Pratt Lizzie, nurse, r 306 s Tryon
H — ' Preston A P, r 514 e First
~^ Preston Rose, cook A Burwell, r 705 n Tryon
t— - Preston Rose, r 514 e First
$-* Pride Banks, laborer, r 211 s Mini
,th i^w UICKEL ALICE, laundress, r 407 e Eighth
C_> K) Ouinn Tom, wks R & D R R, bds w Third
work for the People's Interest
in Maintaining LOW PRICES
Paints, Oils.
R. T. BECK & CO.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Glass, Putty.
GENERAL DIRECTORY— COLORED.
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RABB JACOB, carpenter, r 408 s Poplar
Rabb Samuel, butcher, r Greenville
Rabb Sylvia, cook, r 212 n Church
Rabb Violet, laundress, r 408 s Poplar
Ramseur Charles, R R laborer, r 213 s Graham
Ramseur Dorcas, laundress, rs Cedar
Ramseur Emma, laundress, r 305 s Graham
Ramseur Fanny, r 313 s Graham
Ramseur Lucy, cook, r 13 w Eighth
Ramseur Pink, laborer, r s Cedar
Ramseur Robert, cabinet maker, r 305 s Graham
Ramsey Susan, cook, r Prather's Row
Rankin Mary Ann. laundress, r 25 e Fifth
Rattley Sarah, r 601 s C
Rattley John E, principal colored school, r 601 s C
Ray George, wks Oil Mill, r Biddleville
Ray James, shoemaker 6 s Church, r 612 s Mint
Ray Josephine, laundress, r 612 s Mint
Reading Susan, r 706 e Tenth
Reddick Granville, wks Elec Light Co, r 705 s B
Reddick Octavia, r 705 s B
Reddick Sarah, laundress, r 411 e Stonewall
Redfearn Harriet, laundress, r 412 e Twelfth
The D. A. Tompkins Company Install all kinds of
Electric Light Plaids.
Redfearn Harriet, r n Graham extensian
Reed Nancy, cook, r 412 e First
Reed Aaron, wks Dr Gibbon, r 604 e First
Reed Phillis, r 604 e First
Reeves Angeline, laundress, r 409 e Eighth
Reeves Fletcher, laborer, r 409 e Eighth
Reeves Frank, r 228 e Old Boundary
Reeves Mattie. r 228 e Old Boundary
Reid Bonney, r 604 e Stonewall
Reid Emma, r 604 e Stonewall
Reid Harriet, r 510 w Hill
Reid Jane, laborer, r nr Fair Grounds
Reid John, carpenter, r rear 509 w Hill
Reid [ulia, cook, r rear 509 w Hill
Reid Mary Ann. r 62S s Poplar
Reid Mag, laundress, r 803 s Mint
Reid Parthenia, laundress, r Lomax Alley
Reid Peggy, r S03 s Mint
Reid Philo, wks W U Tel Co, r 317 w Stonewall
Reid Rulus sr, laborer, r 628 s Poplar
Reid Rufus jr, laborer, r 628 s Poplar
Reid Sallie. r 317 w Stonewall
Reid Win, laborer, r nr Fair Grounds
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Rendleman Maggie, laundress, r 10 s Church
Rennerman Hattie, r nr Rudisill Mine
Rhinehart Amelia, r Greenville
Rhinehart Melchor, wks R & D R R, r Greenville
Rhodes Hilliard, fireman Olivtr Oil Co, r 617 s Mint
Rhodes R C, laundress, r 617 s Mint
Rhyne Laura, cook B L Blair, r 14 n Cedar
Rhyne Maria, laundress, r 304 w Vance
Rich Martha, r 29 Wadkin's Row
Richey Edward, wks Central Hotel, r 9 e Old Bounc'ary
Richey Lulu, laundress, r 9 e Old Boundary
Richardson Celia, seamstress, r 402 e First
Richardson Violet, cook, r 516 s C
Richardson William, wks Street Railway Co, r 516 s C
Richmond Lee, wks Carolina S & H Factory, r n side C C R R
Richmond Lula, r n side C C R R
Riggins Arch, drayman A H Crowell
Rivers Anthony, grocer 401 w Hill, r s College
Rivers Alfred, porter John VanLandingham
Rives Annie, nurse, r n C bet Fifth and Sixth
Rives Cato, carpenter, r n C bet Fifth and Sixth
Roberts Arthur, r Biddleville
rr\HF RTTFORD r-fOTFT Charlotte, N. C, is one of the most
uij 1JUJ- V^1VJ_/ nuiCL, complete and comfortable houses in
the States. Is especially commended for the excellence of its table.
Terms : $2. to $3.50 Per Day. George \V. Kittelle. Lessee and Prop'r.
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Roberts Bates, miner, r 504 w Hill
Roberts Julia, r 504 w Hill
Robertson Ed, laborer, r 712 n E
Robertson Mattie, laundress, r 712 n E
Robertson Perry, laborer, r 306 n D
Robinson Albert, laborer, r5i5 w First
Robinson Amy, r 406 e Old Boundary
Robinson Charles H, wks Compress, r 406 e Old Boundary
Robinson Georgiana, laundress, r 604 e Fifth
Robinson Levi, porter O W Badger, r 604 e Fifth
Robinson Martha, cook, r rear 20S e Eighth
Robinson Martha, tailoress, r 416 e Stonewall
Robinson Tildy, r 513 s D
Robinson Win, carpenter, r 400 w Sixth
Robinson Watson, blacksmith, r Biddleville
Rochelle Dan, porter C C & A R R, r 2c8 s Graham
Roseborough Jennie, laundress, r e side R & D R R nr Third
Roseborough Osborne, carpenter, r e side R & D R R nr Third
Roseman Ada, housegirl, r5i5 n Church
Ross Adeline, laundress, r 507 w First
Ross Andrew, farmer, r Biddleville
Ross Ora Anna, cook Capt Strickland, r 308 n Graham
Ross Caroline, laundress, r 625 s Graham
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Cliarlotte, N. C.
Druggists.
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Ross Claudie, r e side R & D R R, nr w Hill
Ross Cornelia, r 303 w Second
Ross Coleman, r 508 e Second
Ross James, butcher, r 625 s Graham
Ross Jane, laundress, r e side R & D R R nr w Hill
Ross [oseph, farmer, r Biddleville
Ross Mack, wks Oliver Oil Mill, r625 s Graham
Ross Nellie, laborer, r s end Church
Ross Oscar, tinner, r 303 vv Second
Ross Rachael, laundress, r Biddeville
Ross Rebecca, r 50S e Second
Ross Susan, r Biddleville
Ross Thomas, barber, r 708 s B
Rouse Ibbie, laundress, r 6 e Gld Boundary
Rozzell Andrew, laborer, r 717 s Church
Rozzell Winnie, laundress, 1-717 s Church
Rudisill A, barber 226 e Trade r 405 East Boundary
Rudisill Elvira, r 405 e Old Boundary
Rudisill Mary, cook Mrs L B Davidson, r 215 w Tenth
Ruffin Alex, laborer, r 412 s Graham
Ruffin Lucy, r rear 410 s Graham
Ruffin Sallie, laundress, r 412 s Graham
Ruffin Zack, laborer, r rear 410 s Graham
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Russell Laura, laundress, r 618 e Fourth
Russell Sallie, laundress, r 314 s Graham
Rutledge Albert, laborer, r 301 w Tenth
Rutledge Edie, r 301 w Tenth
SANIFER JOHN, farmer, r 417 e Third
Salter Martha, cook, r 702 w Third
Salter Martin, wks M I Wks. r 702 w Third
Sadler Lottie, r w side R & D R R, bet Eighth and Ninth
Schenck John, farmer, 702 s Mint
Schenck Lucinda, cook Mrs W M Shipp, r Soi n Tryon
Schenck Lydia, teacher, r 702 s Mint
Schenck Patsey, housemaid Mrs Rufus Johnston, r 609 n Tryon
Schenck Paulina, r 702 s Mint
Scott Melissa, r 308 s E
Sellers Luriella, r 420 s Graham
Sellers Maggie, cook, r 410 w Fifth
Sellers Maggie, cook, r 505 w Trade
Sellers Preston, wks R&DRR shops, r 410 w Fifth
Sellers T B, brakeman R & D R R, r 420 s Graham
Setgraves Millie, laborer, r s end Church
Setgraves Primus, laborer, r s end Church
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Setzer Mary, cook H C Long, r 12 w Fifth
Sliadd Geo. drayman, r nr Rudisill Mine
Shadd Hannah, r nr Rudisill Mine
Shell Melinda, laundress, r 507 e Sixth
Shell Peter, plumber, r 507 e Sixth
Shepherd Andrew, drayman Elliott & Marsh, r 305 n Pine
Shepherd Bella, laundress, r 305 n Pine
Shepherd Marshall, shoemaker 6 s Church, r 301 s D
Shepherd Lucy, r 301 s D
Shepherd Mary L, r 301 s D
Shields Christiana, cook, r rear 509 w Hill
Shiftord Betsy, r 219 w Vance
Shiftord John, drayman, r 219 w Vance
Shipp Mose, laborer, r 12 e North Boundary
Shipp Hannah, r 12 e North Boundary
Shober Susan, cook, 301 sC
Shufoi'd Katie, cook, r e side R & D R R, nr Third
Siler Bussie, laundress, r 413 e Eighth
Simmons Agnes, laborer, r 706 n E
Simmons Allan, laborer, r 507 e Sixth
Simmons Charity, r 304 s D
Simmons Haywood, laborer, r 512 e Sixth
Simmons Mehalv, laundress, r 512 e Sixth
T
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Charlotte. N. C.
Is regarded as one of the best South — Its rooms
especially are commended for the ex-
cellence of its beds and furniture. Table
unsurpassed. Geo. W. Kiitelle, Prop'r.
Simmons Thomas, gardener, r 304 s D
Simmons Wade, wks R & D R R, r 706 n E
Simonton Ann, laundress, r 928 e Fifth
Simon Boge, brakeman C C R R, r 520 e Twelfth
Simonton Hattie. r 602 e First
Simonton Margaret, laundress, r 602 e First
Simon Mattie. laundress, r 520 e Twelfth
Simonton Octavia, cook, r 928 e Fifth
Simpkins Louisa, nurse Geo Shannonhouse, r 704 e Fourth
Sims Anna, r 610 s E
Sims Charles, wks Margolius & Co, r 610 s E
Sims Emma, cook, r rear 503 s Tryon
Sims James, wks J G Shannonhouse, r rear 503 s Tryon
Sims John, porter Read & Co, r 313 s Graham
Skief Willoby. r 606 e Fourth
Slade Harriet, r 700 w Hill
Slade Rev M. presiding elder Salisbury dis, r 600 w Hill
Sloan G W, blacksmith, r 508 e Eighth
Sloan Maggie, r 401 s Graham
Sloan Miola, laundress, r 50S e Eighth
Smart Laura, r 513 s B
Smart Milas, wks city streets, r 513 s B
Smiles Jeff, laborer, r 310 s Graham
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Smiles Louisa, cook, r 206 s Church
Smiles Ulysses, laborer, r 310 S Graham
Smith Ada, laundress, r 410 s Johnston
Smith Alfred, r 11 Wadkins' Row
Smith Alice, laundress, r 906 s Tryon
Smith Angeline, laundress, r s end Tryon
Smith Annie, r 11 Wadkins' Row-
Smith Annie, r 305 n C
Smith Annie, cook, r 201 n College
Smith Annie, r 410 s D
Smith Bettie, r 704 e Tenth
Smith Calvin, wks city, r 515 s B
Smith Carrie, laundress, r 304 n Graham
Smith Charley, wks Oliver Oil Co, r 414 w Second
Smith Cicero, farmer, r Greenville
Smith Edward, blacksmith J R Davidson, r 219 w Second
Smith Edward, r 905 s C
Smith Eliza, laundress, r 409 w Hill
Smith Eliza, laundress, r 414 w Second
Smith Fanny, laundress, r S17 e Filth
Smith Florence, cook, r 206 w Fourth
Smith Frank, waiter Buford Hotel, r 817 e Fifth
Smith Frank, r 410 s D
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Smith & Vaile
Oil Machinery in the South.
Smith George, drayman, r 614 w Eighth
Smith Henrietta, cook G S Johnson, r 607 n Poplar
Smith James, laborer, r 416 w Hill
Smith John, r 408 s E
Smith John, wks city rock quarry, r 906 s Tryon
Smith John T, farmer, r 14 e Old Boundary
Smith Keziah, r 610 e Stonewall
Smith Lena, r 408 s E
Smith Lizzie, r 905 s Church
Smith Louisa, laundress, r 614 w Eighth
Smith Louisa, laundress, r 731 s Church
Smith Lucy, cook, r 705 n E
Smith Maggie, r 506 n Poplar
Smith Margaret, laundress, r 301 w Second
Smith Maria S, r 14 e Old Boundary
Smith Martha, laundress, r n Johnston
Smith Martin, drayman, r 222 w Morehead
Smith Mary, nurse, r 205 w Fourth
Smith Mary, laundress, r 416 w Hill
Smith Mehaly, laborer, r 604 s Mint
Smith Milas, r n Johnston
Smith Minnie, r Biddleville
Smith Mollie, laundress, r 416 s Graham
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Smith Nancy, cook, r 411 e Third
Smith Nora, laundress, r Greenville
Smith Patrick, whitewashes r 731 s Church
Smith Phillip, gardener, r Old Boundary, bet Stonewall and Hill
Smith Pink, laborer R & D R R, r 301 w Second
Smith Prudence, r 219 w Second
Smith Rachael, laundress, r 410 s Johnston
Smith Sam, laborer, r 305 n C
Smith Samuel, laborer, r s end Tryon
Smith Sarah, nurse R R eating house, r 414 w Second
Smith Wallace, wks Central Hotel, r 411 e Third
Smith Walter, wks Oil Mill, r Biddleville
Smith Wash, carpenter, r 509 w Hill
Smith W C A, drayman Standard Oil Co, 1 506 n Poplar
Smith William, brickmason., r 610 e Stonewall
Smith Wm, baker, r 419 s Mint
Solomon Benah, cook, 523 e Sixth
Solomon Grier, laborer, r 523 e Sixth
Sparklin Annie, r 200 e Old Boundary
Sparrow Luanda, r 410 s E
Sparrow Mingo, carpenter, r 410 s E
Speirs, Josh, wks Dr Gibbon, r 35 s College (up stairs)
Speirs Robt, wks Dr Wilder, r 9 Wadkins Row
TUC BUFORD HOTEL * s essentially adapted to the requirements of
* traveliug commercial men, whose patronage is
m „ *o 4. *o en j earnestly solicited. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Te rms: $2. to »2.50 per day. GEORGE W. KITTELLE, Lessee and Proprietor
Speirs Solomon, cook, 35 s College (up stairs)
Spencer Bettie, cook, r 202 w Tenth
Springs Adeline, laundress, r 309 n D
Springs Alfred, farmer, r s end Church
Springs Amzi, laborer, r nr Fair Ground
Springs Anna, laundress, r 309 n D
Springs Austin, r 708 s B
Springs Ben, wks Oliver Oil Co, r 18 e side R & D R R
Springs Clarinda, laborer, r 500 n Myers
Springs David, wks Oliver Oil Co, r 516 e Twelfth
Springs Dick, laborer, r Prathers Row
Springs Epsie, laundress, r 619 c Tenth
Springs Hattie, laundres, r Biddieville
Springs Helen, housegirl, r 601 e First
Springs Jane, laundress, r nr Fair Ground
Springs Jane, r 18 eside R & D R R
Springs Jennie, r 414 e Boundary
Springs Mamie, laundress, r 516 e Twelfth
Springs Mamie, laundress, rue Fifth
Springs Margaret, r 601 e First
Springs Mary, r 708 s B
Springs Milly, laundress, r rear 21 e Fifth
Springs Murat, laborer, r 309 n D
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Rooms. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. -
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J. N. McCAUSLAND, 209 South Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. C.
R, T, BEGK & GO,
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Springs Octavia, cook, r Prathers Row
Springs Pelina, r 409 e Third
Springs Phil, wks Liddell Co,
Springs Pink, laborer, s 619 e
Springs Sallie, r 517 e Sixth
Spiings Sim, wks Cotton Compress, r 414 e Boundary
Springs Stephen, wks Dr Jones, r 409 e Third
Steele Charlotte, laundress, r 813 n C
Steele Cynthia, cook Mrs C Dowd, r 701 n Tryon
Steele James Butler, Dr M M Orr, r 521 e Sixth
Steele Rev James, r Biddleville
Steele Maria, r 206 w Third
Steele Prince, laborer, r 206 w Third
Steele Priscilla, laundress, Biddleville
Steele Sallie, 521 e Sixth
Steele Wm, laborer, r 410 w Second
Steele Wiley, laborer, r 813 n C
Stevenson Harrison, laborer, r 733 s Church
Stevenson Louisa, cook, r 733 s Church
Stevenson Louisa, laundress, r Biddleville
Stevenson Maggie, nurse, r Biddleville
Stewart Andrew, blacksmith, r 210 e Old Boundary
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control JVestinghon.se
Engines in the South.
Stewart Annie, r 210 e Old Boundary nr s E
Stewart Emma, r Biddleville
Stewart Lila, r 2ioy 3 e Old Boundary
Stewart Mary, cook Mrs Morrow, r 215 s Myers
Stewart Rufus, r rear 405 s Tryon
Stewart Sallie, r 406 e Second
Stewart Sarah, r 210 e Old Boundary
Stewart Wade, farmer, r Biddleville
Stirewalt Charles, butcher, r 411 n Graham
Stokes Sallie, laundress, r w Third
Stokes Berry, wks R & D R R Co, r w Third
Stones Charles, barber N S Wild, r 206 w Fourth
Stones Laura, laundress, r 206 w Fourth
Stowe Hannah, laundress, r 409 s Poplar
Stratton David, r rear 503 n Church
Stratton Tiney, r rear 503 n Church
Street John, porter Central Hotel, r 414 e First
Street Minnie, r 414 e First
Street Rachel, wks Buford House, r 414 e First
Strong Amelia, r 12 e Old Boundary
Strong George W, wks R & D R R, r 12 e Old Boundary
Strong James, blacksmith, r 12 e Old Boundary
Strong Mamie, r 12 e Old Baundary
KUKNITURL lor Parlor and Library, 1-uriimirt-
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Stroud Mary, laundress, r 208 w Fourth
Stroup Roxanna, r8i5 n Tryon
Sumler Jennie, r 509 s D
Sumler Jethero, barber, r 509 s D
Summey Amelia, r n side C C R R
Summey Margaret, cook, r n side C C R R
Sutton Asbury, painter, r 506 n Poplar
Sutton Corinna, laundress, r 506 n Poplar
Sutton Geo W, mechanic, r Greenville
Sutton Jennie, r Greenville
Swearinger Lou, r rear 208 e Eighth
Swearinger Mary, cook, r 306 e Sixth
Swearinger Robt, butler, r 306 e Sixth
TAYLOR ADAM, tinner, r 626 n College
Taylor Amanda, laundress, r s end s Church
Taylor Augusta, seamstress, r 500 w Hill
Taylor Banks, waiter Buford Hotel, r 719 s Mint
Taylor Becky, laundress, r 816 e Seventh
Taylor Carrie, r 5 1 3 s D
Taylor Clara, laundress, r 721 s Mint
Taylor Clark, laborer, r 721 s Mint
TT-TP RlirnRTI T-jnTVT Is personally conducted by the undersigned
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Taylor C S L A, barber and musician, r 500 w Hill
Taylor Eugenia, r 509 s B
Taylor Jennie, laundress, r rear 908 s Tryon
Taylor J J L, r 500 w Hill
Taylor Lizzie, laundress, r 721 s Mint
Taylor Maggie, cook, r 204 w First
Taylor Mag, cook, r 420 s Church
Taylor Mary C, r 803 s C
Taylor M C, wks V H Cates, r 37 s College
Taylor Nancy, r s end Church
Taylor Rose, cook, r 626 n College
Taylor Sallie, laundress, r 719 s Mint
Taylor Sarah, cook, r 525, e Sixth
Taylor Thomas, laborer, r s end Church
Taylor Washington, fireman R & D R R, r rear 908 s Tryon
Taylor Wm, laborer, r w Sixth
Taylor William, wks W E Shaw, r 215 s Tryon
Tate Annie, cook, r 21 s Poplar
Tate Lettie, cook, r 307 n Pine
Tate Mary L, r 310 n C
Tate Thad, barber Gray Toole, r 310 n C
Terry, Fanny, cook C E Grier, r 807 n Tryon
Thomas Alex, truckman R & D R R, r rear 509 w Hill
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CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Glass, Putty.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — COLORED.
Thomas Augusta, r Biddleville
Thomas C T, carpenter, r 622 s Church
Thomas Edward, wks Oil Mill, r Biddleville
Thomas Emma, r 622 s Church
Thomas Frank, laborer, r 909 n College
Thomas Ida, cook, r rear 508 n Tryon
Thomas Jennie, laundress, r e Eighth
Thomas Lincoln, plasterer, r Biddleville
Thomas Maggie, r Biddleville
Thomas Mary, r 7 Wadkins Row
Thomas Marv, r 18 Edwards Row
Thomas Mary, r rear 504 e First
Thomas Richard, farmer, r 509 e Eighth
Thomas Sallie, cook J S Marse, r 400 w Fifth
Thomas Sylva, r Biddleville
Thomas Sylvester, cook, r 909 n College
Thomas Rev Warner, r Biddleville
Thomasson Anna, r 10 e Eighth
Thomasson Bishop, wks S Wittkowsky, r 408 e First
Thomasson Emma, cook, r 10 e Eighth
Thomasson Laura, seamstress, r 408 e First
Thomasson Limus, laborer, r 10 e Eighth
Thompson Carrie, r 505 s D
The D. A. Tompkins Company Co7itrol Westing house
Electric Lights in the South.
Thompson Emma, laundress, r s end Church
Thompson Hattie, cook, r 301 e Sixth
Thompson Madison, laborer, r s end Church
Thompson Milas, porter, r Biddleville
Thompson Myra, seamstress, r Biddleville
Thompson Wiley, porter postal car. r 207 w Second
Tidwell Henry, r e Third bet D and E
Tindall Candis, laundress, r 217 s Poplar
Tipps Mary, cook R L Farrington, r 801 n Graham
Todd Dave, drayman, r 723 s Church
Todd Hannah, laundress, r 723 s Church
Toole Delia M, teacher, r 705 w Hill
Toole Gray, barber 12 s Tryon, r 24 w Fourth
Toole Laura P, laundress, r 705 w Hill
Toome Ben, laborer, r 62S s Poplar
Toome Martha, laundress, r 714 s Poplar
Toome Paul, laborer, r 714 s Poplar
Torrence Albert, shoemaker, r 407 e Hill
Torrence Alfred, laborer, r w side s Tryon, nr Fair Ground
Torrence Delia, laundress, r n side C C R R
Torrence George, wks Liddell Co, r 1 Wadkins Row
Torrence Henry, farmer, r n side C C R R
Torrence Isom, driver, r w Sixth
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Torrence John, r i Wadkins Row
Torrence Joseph, bricksetter, r n side C C R R
Torrance Laura, laundress, r R & D R R bet e 3d and Fourth
Torrance Lina, cook Walter Brem, r 726 e Second
Torrence Touisa, r 1 Wadkins Row
Torrance Malinda, cook Col H C Jones, r 604 e Fourth
Torrance Martha, cook, r 904 w Trade
Torrence Mary, r 1 Wadkins Row
Torrence Nelson, r R & D R R, bet e Third and Fourth
Torrence Phcebe, r 407 e Hill
Torrence Rita, laundress, r n side C C R R
Torrence Susan, cook, r rear 622 s Church
Torrence Tom, laborer, r rear 622 s Church
Torrence Veny, r 801 s C
Torrence Vicey, cook, r 408 e Ninth
Tracy Francis, laundress, r e side R & D R R s of Third
Tracy John, welldigger, r e side R & D R R
Trapp Polly, laundress, r s end Church
Trapp Tim, r s end Church
Trolinger Fanny, cook, r 410 w Filth
Trotter Becky, cook, r rear 306 n Tryon
Truepence Alice, cook, r 412 n College
71 V RTTVflPH TIfiTFT Solicits the patronage of old and new guests-
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Tucker James, laborer, r 310 w Morehead
Turner Annie, cook, r 806. e Fifth
Twitty Logan, drayman, r 713 s Poplar
Tyler Arminta, r Greenville
Tyler John A, Presiding Elder A M E Church, r Greenville
Tyler Leonora, r Greenville
Tyson Amelia, r 504 e Third
Tyson William, wks Wadsworth's Stables, r 504 e Third
VALENTINE JAMES, porter, r 206 w Morehead
Valentine Sallie, laundress, r 206 w Morehead
Vann Henretta, cook, r 321 w Fifth
Varnes Nancy, cook, r5i2s C
Vaughn Jackson, laborer, r 812 e Filth
Vaughn Mattie, r 812 e Fifth
Vick Ernest, porter Wilson Drug Co, bds 24 w Fourth
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'ADE BELLA, housegirl, r 511 e Sixth
Wade Charles, miner, r 715 s Poplar
Wade Emma, laundress, r 714 s Poplar
Wade Joe, laborer, r nr Fair Grounds
Wade Joseph, wks water works, r Water Works
Wade Martha, laundress, 715 s Poplar
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Wade Minerva, laborer, r e side s Church nr Fair Grounds
Wade Phcebe, laundress, r 511 e Sixth
Wadkins John, vvks C C R R, r 5 e Old Boundary
Wadkins Maddie, cook Mrs Shannonhouse, r 5 e Old Boundary
Walker Addie, cook, r rear 416 w Hill
Walker Hannah, laundress, r 707 s Mint
Walker Jason, r R & D R R nr e Third
Walker Jerry, laborer, r 305 w Trade
Walker "Jessie, carpenter, r 707 s Mint
Walker J L, miner, r 432 s Mint
Walker Lizzie, r 432 s Mint
Walker Mary, laundress, r 220 w Morehead
Walker Rosa, rR & D R R nr e Third
Walker Thomas, laborer, r 220 w Morehead
Walker Will, cook, r rear 416 w Hill
Walkup Julia, laundress, r Biddleville
Walkup Julia, laundress, r 624 s Poplar
Walkup Washington, farmer, r Biddleville
Wallace Adelaide, laundress, r 700 n E
Wallace Alex, blacksmith, r rear 306 n Tryon
Wallace Andy, butler, r 700 n E
Wallace Ann, cook, rue Eighth
Wallace Budd, wks Cotton Compress, r 800 e Tenth
The D. A. Tompkins Company do all kinds of Steam
Heating.
Wallace Dallas, porter R T Beck & Co, bd.s 700 n E
Wallace Hector, butler, r nr Rudisill Mine
Wallace Jane, laundress, r nr Rudisill Mine
Wallace Maria, laborer, r 911 s Church
Wallace Sam, porter L A Meisenheimer, r country
Wallace Sarah, cook, r rear 306 n Tryon
Wallis Phyllis, laborer, r 705 s Church
Wallis Winslow, laborer, r 705 s Church
Walton Elsie, laundress, r s Third bet D and E
Washington Alex, laborer, r s end Church
Washington Alice, cook Mrs B Rintels, r 406 vv Trade
Washington Felicia, laundress, r 210 e Ninth
Washington Geo, laborer, r 414 n C
Washington Georgiana, cook, r 414 n C
Washington Gibrella, laundress, r 316 East Boundary
Washington Henderson, brickmason, r 210 e Ninth
Washington Hilliard, wks Oil Mill, r 316 East Boundary
Washington James, cook Central Hotel, 1-521 e Third
Washington Jennie, r 521 e Third
Washington John, grocer 500 e First, r 509 s C
Washington Mary E, r 509 s C
Washing Mary, seamstress, r n side C C R R
Washin gton Silas, butler J H McAden, r n side C C R R
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Watkins Hester, cook P D Walker, r 210 w Tenth
Watkins Louisa, laundress, 1 323 w Fifth
Watkins Mollie, nurse Mrs T C James, r 61 1 n Church
Watkins Silla, r 711 s Poplar
Watkins Wm, wks M I Wks, r 71 1 s Poplar
Watson C S, laborer, r402 w Sixth
c/y Watson Henrietta, laundress, r 209 n D
~~j Watson Jennie, laundress, r 402 vv Sixth
■"""j I Watson Jesse, wks M I Wks, r 204 s E
Hp Watson John, laborer, r w side R & D R R, nr Ninth
Watson Laura, laundress, r vv side R & D R R, nr Ninth
CD Watson Lizzie, r 204 s E
C Watson Russell, wks Liddell Co, r 209 n D
Watts Caroline, r4i7 s Mint
Watts David, porter Alexander & Bixby, r 417 s Mint
Watts Edom, laborer, 1-721 s Church
Watts Lody, laundress, 1-721 s Church
Watts Mary, housegirl, iS n B
Weaver Betsy, r rear 503 s Tryon
Weaver Thomas, gardener, r rear 503 s Tryon
Webb Jane, seamstress, r rear 200 s Church
Webb Laura, laundress, 1-713 w Hill
Webb Rosa, cook, r rear 200 s Church
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■ long connected with the Hotels of Charlotte, gives
greeting to his friends, and invites them one and all
M to call upon him, guaranteeing them liberal and satisfactory treatment.
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Webb Tena, r 515 s C
Webb Virgil, farmer, r 713 w Hill
Weddington Jennie, r 404 s E
q3 I Weddington Martin, carpenter, r 404 s E
Weddington Mattie, r 513 e Firsi
Weddington R T, carpenter, r 513 e First
Weddington Sarah, laundress, r 408 e Twelfth
Weeks Green, laborer, r 18 Middle
Weeks John, laborer, r 411 n D
Weeks Lulu, laundress, 711 e Stonewall
OO 1 Weeks Martha, r 18 Middle
SE< '' Weeks Samuel, miner, r 711 e Stonewall
!_J.) ' Weeks Virginia, laundress, 1-411 n D
Wells Hattie, dressmaker, r 404 e Third
Wesley Jane, cook, r 211 s Mint
West Lou, laundress, 1-715 n E
Weston Patsy, r e side R & D R R, nr Third
Wheeler Anna, laundress, r3i3 w Stonewall
White Alice, housegirl, r 508 e Third
White Amanda, cook, r 403 e Seventh
White Berry, flagman R & D R R, r 410 s Graham
White Bettie, housegirl, r Greenville
White Camilla, r Biddleville
i laufman I Bo. are the leading Blothiers
Tj RUGS, CHEMICA LS,^ W G> Z( X & g a PATENT MEDICINE ?
JU Cor. Trade & College Sts. ^ ' -* ^ CHARLOTTE, N. C. O
GENERAL DIRECTORY — COLORED.
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White Carrie, r Biddleville
White Ed, brakeman C C R R, r 522 e Twelfth
White Eliza, r Biddleville
White Ella, laundress, r 522 e Twelfth
White Esther, cook Mrs Schiff, r rear 707 e Trade
White Fanny, housegirl, r 211 e Third
White Fanny, housemaid, r rear 410 n Church
White Fayette, janitor Law Building, r 18 w Fifth
White Fred, laborer, r 702 s Poplar
White Hattie, laborer, r 708 n E
White Joseph, gardener, r rear 321 e Trade
White Julia, laundress, r nr Rudisill Mine
White Junius, wks City Hall, r Biddleville
White Laura, wks Margolius & Co, r alley Central Hotel
White Lou, r 410 s Graham
White Mary, laundress, r 41 1 n D
White Nancy, laundress, r 702 s Poplar
White Nathan J, janitor City Hall, r Biddleville
White Richards, shoemaker 4 s Church, r 4 s Church
White Silvia, nurse Mrs Latta C Johnston, r Poplar
White Wm M, grocer 32 n College, r Biddleville
Whitener Carrie, nurse, r 310 s Tryon
Whitfield Daniel, carpenter, r 518 s Mint
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control Hill Auto-
matic Sprinkler in the South.
Whitfield Mary, r 518 s Mint
Whittenburg Dave, wks Liddell Co, r 612 e Fifth
Whitley Elmore, porter D W Oates, r 313 s Graham
Whitus Chance, cook, r 25 e Fifth
Wilds N R, barber 24 n Tryon, r 38 n Tryon
Wilfong Ida, r 508 s D
Willoughby Andrew, wks Oil Mills, r 806 n Graham
Willoughy Anna E, r S06 n Graham
Willoughby Henry, brakeman, C C R R, r 806 n Graham
Willoughby Sarah, r 806 n Graham
Williams A H, wks So Newspaper Union, r 404 s E
Williams Rev Alex A, r 513 e Third
William Alice, r 201 s D
William Annie, r 404 s E
William Bob, laborer, r 817 n C
Williams Ben, laborer, r 232 w Morehead
Williams Caroline, laundress, r 404 e First
Williams Diana, cook, r 564 e Eighth
Williams Elvira, laborer, r 706 e Tenth
Williams Emma, laundress, r 711 w Hill
Williams Fannie, r 513 e Third
Williams James, laborer, r 810 e Seventh
Williams Jane, r 210 s E
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Williams John, laborer, r 226 w Morehead
Williams Dr John T, physician 24 w Fourth, r 508 s E
Williams Judie, laundress, r 817 n C
Williams Lewis, drayman, r 711 w Hill
Williams Lizzie, r 210 s E
Williams Love, laborer, r rear 416 w Hill
Williams Maria, cook, r 810 e Seventh
Williams Mary, r 508 s E
Williams Mary, r cor e Second and A
Williams Mary, r4.11 e Old Boundary
Williams Mary, laundress, r 226 w Morehead
Williams Mary, nurse Mrs F I Osborne, r 500 w Trade
Williams Mary, nurse, r 407 n D
Williams Nancy, laundress, r rear 416 w Hill
Williams Nettie, r 201 s D
Williams Robert, wks C C R R, r 412 e Twelfth
Williams Rosa, cook, r 407 n D
Williams Sarah, cook, r 725 s Poplar
Wilson Alex, laborer, r 411 w Sixth
Wilson Alex, wks Cotton Mills r4i5 w Trade
Wilson Alfred, wks Gas Co, r 505 s D
Wilson Amanda, cook, r 208 e Eighth
Wilson Caroline, laundress, r 224 w Morehead
THE BIIFORD HOTEL,
CHARLOTTE, N. C-
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Headquarters for Commercial Men and Tourists
Terms : $2.00 to $2.50 Per Day.
LESSEE AND PROP'R
. GEO. W. KITTELIE.
Wilson Caroline, r 406 s D
Wilson Caroline, r 505 s D
Wiison Caroline, laundress, r 5096 Eighth
Wilson David, wks Buford Hotel, r 518 sC
Wilson Edward, porter John Walker, r 407 n Tryon
Wilson Ella, laundress, r 219 w Second
Wilson Frank, porter, r 600 e Seventh
Wilson Geo, laborer, r 311 n C
Wilson Hugh, laborer, r 509 e Eighth
Wilson James, r 406 s D
Wilson Jane, laundress, r 215 n D
Wilson Jeff, laborer, r 412 n C
Wilson Joseph, porter Oil Mills, r Biddleville
Wilson Julia, laundress, r 311 n C
Wilson Julia, laundress; r 306 n D
Wilson Jordan, r 613 e Stonewoll
Wilson Lavinia, laundress, r 412 n C
Wilson Lee, painter, r 226 e Old Boundary
Wilson Lizzie, r 518 s C
Wilson Lulu, r 224 e Old Boundary
Wilson Lucy, laundress, r Biddleville
Wilson Maria, rue Stonewall
Wilson Maria, r Biddleville
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FOR PRICES.
J. N. McCAUSL AN D, 209 S. Tryon Street, Charlotte.
R, T, BEGK & GO, aidBrustes
Fine Perfumery, Soaps, Sponges
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
GENERAL DIRECTORY — COLORED.
Wilson Mattie. cook, r 411 w Sixth
Wilson Malinda, nurse T S Brown, r 402 e Trade
Wilson Melinda, nurse, r4i2 n C
Wilson Millie, r 224 e Old Boundary
Wilson Rocksy, laundress, r 613 e Stonewall
Wilson Sallie, housegirl r 415 w Trade
Wilson Washington, r 406 s D
Wine John, laborer, r rear 208 e Eighth
Wine Lucy, cook, r rear 208 e Eighth
Winecoft Eliza, cook, r 415 w Sixth
Winecoff Mary, laundress, r 415 w Sixth
Wingo Mattie W, seamstress, r 211 e Third
Winters Rachael, cook, r 17 s Poplar
Winters Win, cook, r 17 s Poplar
Withers Matilda Ann, cook, r 421 w Third
Withers Melissa, laundress, r e side R & D R R, nr Third
Withers Johnston, laborer, r e side R & D R R, nr Third
Withers Laura, r 527 e Third
Wilson Nelson, laborer, r 421 w Third
Witherspoon Angeline, r 523 e Third
Withersnoon Jordan, tea her, r 514 e Eighth
Witherspoon Mary L, laundress, r 514 c Eighth
Witherspoon Wm, r 523 e Third
The D. A. Tompkins Company Control the Harris-
Corliss Engine in the South.
Wood Adolphus, wks R & D R R, r 913 s Church
Wood Eliza, laundress, r 913 s Church
Wood Virginia, r 913 s Church
Wolfe Harriet, laundress, 1-217 s Poplar
Woodward Henry, laborer, r 909 n College
Woodward James, wks Buford Hotel, r 416 e Stonewall
Woodward Kirk, driver Dr Brevard, r 317 w Stonewall
Woodward Mary, laundress, r3i7 w Stonewall
Woodward Phyllis, laundress, r 909 n College
Woodwards Robert, laborer, r 325 w Fifth
Woodward William, wks Dodge House, r 416 e Stonewall
Workman Margaret, laundress, r 609 e Stonewall
Wright Elizabeth, laundress, r 325 w Fifth
Wright Emma, cook, r e Eleventh
Wright Guy, barber J E King, r 207 s Poplar
Wright Hattie, r 307 w Stonewall
Wright J F, carpenter, r 307 w Stonewall
Wright Maggie, dressmaker, r 404 e Third
Wright Mattie, r 409 n Tryon
Wyche Rev Rev R P, pastor Pres church, r 205 w First
YOKERM HARRIET, cook Mrs R Johnston, r 609 n Tryon
Young Allen, wks Margolius & Co, r 409 w First
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in nis line, for he carries the LARGEST STOCK and
gives the LOWEST PRICES IN CHARLOTTE.
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hirst's directory of charlotte.
Young Bettie, laundress, r 308 n Myers
Young Caroline, cook, r 801 s Church
Young Delia, teacher, r Biddleville
Young Emma, r 603 s C
Young Frances, teacher, r 309 n Myers
Young Geo, laborer, r Soi s Church
Young Ida, laundress, r 306 n Myers
Young Jane, laundress, r42i w Hill
Young J F, teacher, r 309 n Myers
Young John L, painter, r 603 s C
Young Laura, cook, r 806 e Seventh
Young Maria, laundress, r 409 w First
Young Mary, housegirl, r 10 Brothers' Alley
Young Mary, cook S Wittkovvsky, r 408 w Trade
Young Mattie, laundress, r 421 w Hili
Young Melvina, nurse, r 700 e Tenth
Young Robert, porter W M Pegram, r 700 e Tenth
Young Sallie, cook, r 400 w Trade
Young Samuel, driver U S mail wagon, r42i w Hill
Young Sarah, laundress, r 10 e North Boundary
Young Sarah, r Biddleville
THE BUFORD HO
mriT Is noted for the excellence of all that tends to
contribute to the comfort of its guests. Terms:
$2. to $2,50 per day. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
GEORGE W. KITTELLE, Lessee and Prop'r.
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are Celebrated for their Immense
Facilities in furnishing Clothing.
Matthews, North Carolina.
The town of Matthews, situated on the Carolina Central Railroad,
eleven miles east of Charlotte is a thriving town of 400 inhabitants, and
is surrounded by some of the best farm and mineral lands to be found in
the State. Churches of various denominations, good schools, public and
private, and a progressive community made up of people of refined tastes,
make Matthews one of the most attractive little towns in the South.
Land is very cheap, and those seeking opportunities to invest capital in
farm lands or manufacturing enterprises would do well to address any of
the merchants whose cards are to be found on this and the following
page.
HEATH & REID
Wholesale and Retail Merchants
Cotton Buyers and Bankers
MATTHEWS, N. C.
J. S. GRIER. J. T. JORDAN.
GRIER & JORDAN,
-DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
HANDLE STRICTLY RELIABLE GOODS.
Hats, Clothing and Notions in Season. Cash
Orders Solicited.
East Railroad Street, o pp. Depot, - - MATTHEWS, N. C,
Dr. T. G. ERVIN,
-DEALER IN-
Irags, Medicines, (Meals,
Toilet Articles, Perfumes, Paints, Oils, Lamp
Goods, Cigars, Etc.
MATTHEWS, N. C.
J. # A. * DUNCAN,
DEALER IN-
eavu, and fancy Groceries
AND CONFECTIONERY.
MATTHEWS, .... NORTH CAROLINA.
CHAMBERS HOUSE
TRADE STREET, MATTHEWS, N. C.
Sfe^J Terras: J1.50 gpSSj^t
HEH DAY.
Mrs. E. S. CHAMBERS, Proprietress,
Mt. Holly, North Carolina.
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On the western bank of the Catawba river and on the line of
the Carolina Central Railroad, eleven miles west of Charlotte, lies Mt.
Holly, one of the prettiest towns to be found in the South. Its growth
has been rapid, having increased in population from 200 to 700 during the
past two years. The town is composed in great part of northern settlers
of the best class; it has unlimited advantages for manufacturing and farm-
ing enterprises ; it has good schools, churches of various denominations,
and there is now in course of erection one of the finest seminary build-
ings in the State. The land surrounding Mt. Holly is adapted not only
to farming interests, but a considerable portion abounds in mineral for-
mations, and timber lands. The river affords splendid fishing, and the
surrounding country contains a plentiful supply of game. A refined and
generous people are located here, and what with the rich and cheap
lands, water powers, and other advantages, Mt. Holly is destined to
become in the near future one of the leading towns of the State.
RIVER • VIEW • HOTEL
MT. HOLLY, NORTH CAROLINA.
LENTZ BROTHERS, - PROPRIETORS.
First-Class Table-
t Comfortable Rooms-
-Terms Reasonable
Special attention pa :o Northern Visitors. Fine Fishing
and Gunning. Came in abundance during season.
CARRIAGES MEET ALL TRAINS.
LENTZ ® BROTHERS,
MT. HOLLY, NORTH CAROLINA,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Dry Goods of every description. Clothing in all the latest
styles. Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes. Tinware,
Hardware, etc. , etc.
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
MT. HOLLY, NORTH CAROLINA.
HOBSES JiNB CABRIAGES TO LIT.
CAREFUL AND EXPERIENCED DRIVERS.
Northern Visitors will receive special attention and will be carried
through some of the finest farm lands in the state at reasonable terms.
MT, HOLLY KNITTING GO,
MT. HOLLY, NORTH CAROLINA.
M. R. DEWSTOE, Pi-es. T F. Costner. Secy &• Treas. R. C. Belk, Supt.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Mixed Seamless Half Hose
OFFICE AND BUILDINGS:
RAILROAD STREET NEAR CAROLINA CENTRAL DEPOT.
JOHN C FICHTE
Practical * Surveyor
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT
MT. HOLLY, NORTH CAROLINA
Maps of this section, plats of particular tracts, and circulars describing lands will be furnished
upon application. Correspondence solicited
JOHN C. FICHTE, Mt. Holly, N. C.
PRIt
It is now nearly seven years since the Hirst
Printing Company was established in this city. At
that time it undoubtedly "filled a long-felt want," and
from its advent dates a most decided improvement in
the standard of work produced here. It success was
great, and appreciation of its work general, and the
class of printing that had previously been considered
good enough would no longer be endured by the pro-
gressive citizens of the Charlotte of to-day.
This improvement in taste, inagurated and fostered
by this house, has continued and developed, so that a
printer in this community must keep abreast of the
times to satisfy the present demands of a highly critical
public.
The Hirst Printing Company from its establish-
ment was accorded the first place in its line, and
quickly gained a reputation, of which it is justly proud,
for the most tasteful work at uniformly reasonable
prices.
This position it still maintains, and now has a
more completely equipped office than any city of similar
size in the South.
No work comes amiss. While proud of its repu-
tation for artistic work, its rapid presses of latest con-
struction and its other advantages give facilities for the
production of large quantities at prices that cause
surprise to those unacquainted with the
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how to
By aid of the process of sterotyping — a complete
foundry being included in the outfit of this establish-
ment — orders for large quantities of work can be turned
out in a marvellously short time, it being no unusual
matter to deliver ten thousand handbills or programmes
in three hours after receiving the order.
The range of work produced in this office is wide,
embracing not only commercial work of every kind,
such as bill heads, letter heads, cards, checks, receipts,
circulars, etc., but also book and catalogue work,
which is carefully handled by skilled and experienced
workmen and revised by trained proof readers.
Orders, either personal or by mail, receive careful
attention, and all in need of any class of printing will
find it to their advantage to write or call upon this
house.
HIRST PRINTING CO.,
212 E. Trade Street, Charlotte, N. C.
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